Underground Railroad: A Captivating Guide to the Routes, Places, and People that Helped Free African Americans During the Nineteenth Century and the Life of Harriet Tubman Harriet Tubman

Dive into the harrowing world of "Underground Railroad: A Captivating Guide to the Routes, Places, and People that Helped Free African Americans During the Nineteenth Century and the Life of Harriet Tubman." Published on January 13, 2021, this enlightening book explores the intricate network known as the Underground Railroad, which was neither underground nor a railroad, but a lifeline to countless enslaved African Americans in the Southern United States, seeking freedom in Canada. Through vivid narratives, the book paints a stark picture of the brutal realities of slavery and the perilous journey to liberty faced by four million African Americans. It also highlights the heroic deeds of Harriet Tubman, an iconic figure in the abolitionist movement, known affectionately as the "Moses of Her People." Ideal for middle-school students, this book not only recounts history but also fosters an understanding of racial justice, courage, and resilience. By bringing to light the stories of both well-known and unsung heroes, it inspires a new generation to appreciate the depths of courage and the enduring fight for justice. Are you ready to uncover the powerful history of courage in the face of oppression?