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I am Jackie Robinson (Ordinary People Change the World)

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Summary of I am Jackie Robinson (Ordinary People Change the World)

In "I Am Jackie Robinson" from the New York Times Bestselling series "Ordinary People Change the World," young readers are introduced to an iconic hero whose courage at the plate helped swing open the doors to racial equality in sports. Published on January 8, 2015, this engaging picture book captivates with its blend of comic-book-style illustrations and authentic photographs, bringing to life the pivotal moments that shaped Jackie Robinson. As the first Black player in Major League Baseball, Jackie not only excelled in his sport but also bravely challenged the unjust racial norms of his time, embodying the virtue of bravery. With a detailed timeline and fascinating facts, this book is not only a biography but a tool that inspires critical thinking about fairness, resilience, and the ongoing struggle for racial justice. Ideal for elementary school readers, "I Am Jackie Robinson" encourages children to dream big and act courageously, just like Jackie did. This book is a must-have for those looking to inspire young minds with stories of real-life heroes who prove that everyone can contribute to changing the world.

Book Details

Published by Rocky Pond Books on January 8, 2015
40 pages
ISBN: 9781868428205
Best for readers in Elementary School
This book provides valuable insights into Racial Justice , highlighting key issues and advancements within these areas

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