Lucy Burns, A Passionate Rebel For Women's Suffrage

In "Lucy Burns, A Passionate Rebel For Women's Suffrage," readers are transported to the fervent era of the early 20th-century women’s suffrage movement through the vibrant life of Lucy Burns. Known for her striking red hair and sharp intellect, Burns emerges as a formidable force alongside Alice Paul, as they champion the fight for the 19th Amendment. Published on November 11, 2020, the book vividly recounts Burns' fearless confrontations with authority, her strategic leadership in founding the National Women’s Party, and her unyielding spirit in the face of imprisonment and forced feedings during hunger strikes. Ideal for high-school readers, this narrative not only explores the pivotal role of women in advocating for gender equality and voting rights but also illuminates the power of resilience and collective action in shaping history. Burns' story encourages young readers to reflect on the impact of perseverance in the ongoing struggle for equal rights.