The Roots of Justice

About The Book

The Roots of Justice is the first book in a growing collection created to guide young hearts with gentleness and clarity.

The story begins with a small, familiar situation and slowly unfolds into a meaningful lesson about fairness, honesty, and making things right.

Through that situation and its relatable characters, you are invited to think about their choices, understand the impact of their actions, and learn why asking, sharing, and telling the truth matter.

About The Book

The Roots of Justice is the first book in a growing collection created to guide young hearts with gentleness and clarity.

The story begins with a small, familiar situation and slowly unfolds into a meaningful lesson about fairness, honesty, and making things right.

Through that situation and its relatable characters, you are invited to think about their choices, understand the impact of their actions, and learn why asking, sharing, and telling the truth matter.

Author

Anas Al-Jumaily

Anas Aljumaily is a father, entrepreneur, and storyteller who believes that the books we share with children plant the seeds of who they will become. He founded Qindeel to introduce advanced concepts to young minds early, so that children grow up with these ideas as second nature, ready to defend and empower them in a world increasingly shaped by large-scale information technology.

When he isn’t writing or building companies, Anas can be found volunteering at his local school, or in his Dallas garden tending to grape vines, roses, and a small flock of backyard chickens alongside his two children, who serve as his most honest editors. He holds a Masters degree from Harvard University, a Bachelors degree from Sophia University in Tokyo, and has spent his career at the intersection of technology, civic life, and media.

Author

Anas Al-Jumaily

Anas Aljumaily is a father, entrepreneur, and storyteller who believes that the books we share with children plant the seeds of who they will become. He founded Qindeel to introduce advanced concepts to young minds early, so that children grow up with these ideas as second nature, ready to defend and empower them in a world increasingly shaped by large-scale information technology.

When he isn’t writing or building companies, Anas can be found volunteering at his local school, or in his Dallas garden tending to grape vines, roses, and a small flock of backyard chickens alongside his two children, who serve as his most honest editors. He holds a Masters degree from Harvard University, a Bachelors degree from Sophia University in Tokyo, and has spent his career at the intersection of technology, civic life, and media.