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Little People, BIG DREAMS: Rosa Parks

Little People, BIG DREAMS: Rosa Parks

Lisbeth Kaiser and Marta Antelo

4 to 8 years
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stand up for her rights. In 1955, she refused to give up her seat to a white passenger on a segregated bus, helping to begin the Montgomery Bus Boycott. She continued working for equality throughout her life.

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Why I like this book

I love how clearly this book shows the courage it can take to challenge something that is deeply unfair. Rosa’s refusal to accept segregation became an important moment in the civil rights movement, while her lifelong activism reminds children that lasting change also requires determination and continued action.

Who it’s great for

  • Children aged 4 to 8 learning about equality and civil rights
  • Young readers interested in courageous and inspiring people
  • Families and classrooms exploring fairness, peaceful protest and standing up against injustice
Book details

Hardback

32 pages

Published by Frances Lincoln Children’s Books

Includes extra facts, historical photographs and a biographical timeline at the back of the book.

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