The Imperial Judge

About the Book

The sorrowful voice of a helpless child from a deprived home, where parental rights and responsibilities were denied, is dominant in this book. Sometimes children do wrong things; they start by making minor mistakes. However, with proper intervention, their negative acts can be turned to positive. If a child cries out for help, help should be rendered to him with urgency, because growing up is an emotional battle. Poverty and injustice can push a child to the edge.

About the Author

Joy C. Agwu is a Nigerian-born author, the themes of family friendship, justice, and psychological well-being runs through her books. She demonstrates her love for children and young people in all her books. Her study in the area of social science is reflected strongly in her writing. She is presently working on the title The King from Hell. For more information about Joy C. Agwu, please visit www.joyandsandra.com, www.joycagwu.com. Growing up happily like any other normal child, he was a very intelligent, aspiring and promising young man who would do anything to support the family he loved so much. Already struggling to survive under privation in a city where corruption is rife, unexpectedly he lost his parents and his sister shortly after the birth of his youngest brother. To him it was hell on earth, so in his anguished isolation; Charles started stealing and pronounced himself; a prudent criminal.