A Picture Book of Rosa Parks (Picture Book Biography)

Dive into the inspiring story of Rosa Parks with "A Picture Book of Rosa Parks" from David Adler’s acclaimed Picture Book Biography series. This beautifully illustrated book, enhanced by Pura Belpré Honor-winning artist Robert Casilla, brings to life the significant moments of the 'Mother of the Civil Rights Movement.' Witness the courage of Rosa Parks as she defies segregation by refusing to relinquish her bus seat in 1955 Montgomery, an act of defiance that ignited the monumental Montgomery bus boycott. This book not only chronicles her pivotal role in the struggle for racial justice but also delves into her formative years, shedding light on the experiences that shaped her into a civil rights icon. Ideal for elementary-school readers, this engaging narrative introduces young minds to the concepts of resistance and equality, encouraging a deeper understanding of history and its heroes. With additional resources like a timeline and an author’s note, this book is a perfect resource for school projects and readers eager to learn about the power of standing up for one’s rights. Published on January 1, 1993, this book continues to educate and inspire new generations.