Product details
- ISBN 9798888593691
- Weight: 204g
- Dimensions: 254 x 248mm
- Publication Date: 27 May 2025
- Publisher: Barefoot Books Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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A 2026 Massachusetts Great Reads title, selected for the National Book Festival
A 2025 EUREKA! Silver Award Winner
A 2025 Foreword Indies Book of the Year finalist
A 2026 Notable Social Studies Trade Book List selection
Featured on Literary Hub's Most Anticipated Children's Books of 2025 list!
"Brilliant colors and dramatic contrast burst from the pages of this age-appropriate primer on the history and power of protests in the United States." – Foreword Reviews
Throughout our long history, when something's unfair
When rights need expanding, or wrongs need repair
Americans argue. We march and we cheer.
We write songs and speeches. We go volunteer.
From the Boston Tea Party to the Capitol Crawl, inspire young activists in this bold nonfiction picture book that explores 25 moments of protest, resistance and revolution throughout American history. In a powerful celebration of the United States' 250th birthday, teach kids how we campaign and vote. We challenge tradition. Protest is American by definition!
- Lyrical text inspires young readers to make change in the world
- Info boxes on each page support learning
- 14 pages of endmatter includes a timeline and map of the 25 protests, and dives deeper into each event to further learning beyond the book
Sophie Bass is an Illustrator of mixed British and Trinidadian heritage who lives and works in London. Her work draws inspiration from music, social justice, mythology and symbolism. Sophie works by hand, employing traditional techniques with gouache and pen, to create contemporary images with strong figures, vivid hues and a distinctive style. Windrush Child by renowned poet by John Agard was her debut picture book.
