This memoir was so moving and beautifully illustrated! Sharon Langley tells the story of the peaceful protests of her parents and many others that led to the opening of an amusement park in Baltimore to African Americans in 1963. It's wordy for a picture book, but the story moves well. It's a great way to explain protests and America's Civil Rights history to young children.
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This memoir was so moving and beautifully illustrated! Sharon Langley tells the story of the peaceful protests of her parents and many others that led to the opening of an amusement park in Baltimore to African Americans in 1963. It's wordy for a picture book, but the story moves well. It's a great way to explain protests and America's Civil Rights history to young children.
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Melanie recommends "A Ride to Remember: A Civil Rights Story" by Sharon Langley
This memoir was so moving and beautifully illustrated! Sharon Langley tells the story of the peaceful protests of her parents and many others that led to the opening of an amusement park in Baltimore to African Americans in 1963. It's wordy for a picture book, but the story moves well. It's a great way to explain protests and America's Civil Rights history to young children.
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