Celebrating the invention of vehicles, this collective biography tells the inspiring stories of the visionaries who changed the way we move across air, water, and land. Perfect for fans of Mistakes that Worked and Girls Think of Everything.
The story highlights Sarah E. Goode's journey as she invents the cupboard bed, addressing the need for a versatile sleeping solution. As the first African-American woman to receive a U.S. patent, her achievement symbolizes resilience and innovation in overcoming her past as a slave. The narrative celebrates her determination and ingenuity, illustrating how she transformed her life and pursued her dreams. The book features vibrant full-color illustrations to enhance the inspiring tale.
Sundown is near, and it's almost time for the Seder to begin--but where is Pippa's special Passover plate? A colorful board book adventure to introduce the youngest readers to an important Jewish holiday.In this festive board book, Pippa the Mouse has been working hard all day--cleaning her house, setting the table, cooking the meal. Everything looks great--but her special Seder plate is missing! Pippa must venture outside to ask the big cat, snake, owl, and fish. In bravely facing her animal neighbors, this adorable little mouse finds not only her missing Seder plate--but new friends.A charming story with a happy ending, Pippa's Passover Plate pairs rhyming text with bright paintings by Jill Weber, illustrator of T he Story of Passover and The Story of Esther. Filled with simple text and repetition, this is a perfect board book to share with the youngest readers, just in time for your own Passover festivities.
How Lucy Stone Helped Change the Law of the Land
Focusing on the life of Lucy Stone, a key figure in the suffrage and abolition movements, this STEAM picture book inspires young activists. It highlights her pioneering efforts in advocating for equality in the 19th century, encouraging readers to find their own voices and engage in social change. Through engaging illustrations and storytelling, the book emphasizes the importance of activism and the impact one individual can have on society.
Annie Londonderry, the First Woman to Cycle Around the World
Set in the 1890s, the story follows Annie Londonderry, a determined mother of three who embarks on a groundbreaking journey to cycle around the world in a year for a cash prize. Overcoming societal expectations and physical challenges, she faces exhaustion, robbers, and injuries while navigating various terrains. With a new bike and more practical clothing, Annie perseveres, motivated by her family's needs and the hopes of women everywhere. Ultimately, she triumphs by reaching Chicago just in time, demonstrating women's capabilities and resilience.