Malcolm Little : The Boy Who Grew Up to Become Malcolm X (Hardcover)

from kkaspy

This story can be used when learning about Civil Rights - it's a Picture Book but more applicable for older children (middle even high school). It does not go into his adult life, but covers his early childhood (parents, school, racism they endured) that shaped the man he would become.

from Bwatso12

I think this is an excellent children's book. I like how the book takes a look into a more unknown side of Malcolm X by exploring his childhood. I like how the author writes in a way that the children can relate to Malcolm X. "The little children were very happy, and romped endlessly around the L...

from kkaspy

This story can be used when learning about Civil Rights - it's a Picture Book but more applicable for older children (middle even high school). It does not go into his adult life, but covers his early childhood (parents, school, racism they endured) that shaped the man he would become.

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Shabazz's portrait of her father's boyhood and his nurturing family is filled with bright and inspiring images and messages about hope, dedication, love, acceptance, perseverance and “discipline, fortitude, and self-determination.” Here is her description of her paternal grandfather: "Malcolm's ...

from Sullywriter

Daughter recounts the childhood of Malcolm X. Inspiring, well-meaning and lushly illustrated but an overdone narrative.