Elizabeth Started All the Trouble

"Elizabeth Started All the Trouble" is an illuminating journey back to the roots of the women's suffrage movement, guided by the indomitable spirit of Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Published on February 23, 2016, this book weaves the inspiring tale of a woman who defied societal norms to champion gender equality and voting rights. Despite the barriers that kept her from the ballot box, and halls of power, Elizabeth sparked a revolution. Through Doreen Rappaport's compelling narrative and Matt Faulkner's expressive illustrations, young readers are transported into the heart of a movement that spanned seventy-five years, fueled by steadfast women who spoke up and acted out for their undeniable right to equality. Ideal for elementary-school students, this book not only recounts history but also empowers the next generation to continue the fight for justice. Let the story of Elizabeth Cady Stanton inspire you: How will you start your own trouble for change?