Our Children Can Soar: A Celebration of Rosa, Barack, and the Pioneers of Change (Paperback)

from Cfmichel

This inspirational story takes a look on the bright side and highlights positive moments on the timeline of African-American History. A welcomed look into African-American History - Great for culture studies!

from daphnejohnson

Standing on the shoulders of : in a pro / type format. Great book. This book give a small bio on all the pioneers of change. Beautiful, pronounced, life like graphics.

from pataustin

Writer Michelle Cook took the popular phrase Rosa sat so Martin could March, Martin marched, so Obama could run and developed it into a picture book that takes readers from the days of slavery to Obama's presidency and traced African American pioneers of change. Different illustrators capture the...

from MeganSchneider

This is a beautiful story about how famous African Americans have paved the way for future generations. Ending with Obama it really makes the book more culturally relevant for children of today. The ending words "so our children can soar" should really speak to anyone that reads this book.

from MeganSchneider

This is a beautiful story about how famous African Americans have paved the way for future generations. Ending with Obama it really makes the book more culturally relevant for children of today. The ending words "so our children can soar" should really speak to anyone that reads this book.