Carter Reads the Newspaper - by Deborah Hopkinson

The "Carter G.

Woodson: The Father of Black History Month" is a captivating picture book biography that tells the inspiring story of a man who changed the way people thought about history.

Born to parents who were formerly enslaved, Carter G.

Woodson was raised with a passion for learning and a desire to uncover the hidden stories of his people.

Despite facing discrimination and inequality throughout his life, Woodson remained determined to share the experiences and achievements of Black people with the world. Through vivid illustrations and engaging text, this book takes readers on a journey through Woodson's childhood, education, and career as a historian and activist.

From his early days reading newspapers to his parents to his work in the coal mines and beyond, Woodson's story is one of perseverance, curiosity, and a deep commitment to justice. The "Carter G.

Woodson: The Father of Black History Month" is more than just a biography - it's a call to action for young readers to embrace their own power and potential.

With a focus on the importance of pursuing knowledge and encouraging a hunger for learning, this book inspires readers to make a difference in their own communities and beyond. Whether you're a teacher looking for a powerful educational tool or a parent seeking to introduce your child to an inspiring historical figure, the "Carter G.

Woodson: The Father of Black History Month" is a must-read.

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