Freedom Train: The Story of Harriet Tubman

Step into the courageous shoes of Harriet Tubman in "Freedom Train: The Story of Harriet Tubman." Born into the brutal confines of slavery, where hunger and hardship were her daily realities, Harriet's thirst for freedom was unquenchable. With incredible bravery, she escaped the chains of slavery via the Underground Railroad, a shadowy network of safe houses and secret routes. But her story didn't end with her freedom. Driven by a profound sense of duty and love for her fellow human beings, Harriet repeatedly risked her life to guide hundreds of slaves to freedom, becoming an iconic figure in the fight for racial justice. Published on May 1, 1987, this narrative not only illuminates the historical path but also resonates deeply with current social justice issues, making it an essential read for elementary school students. Harriet Tubman's life encourages young readers to think critically about freedom, bravery, and the ongoing struggle for equality. How will her relentless courage inspire you to act?