The Life of Frederick Douglass
Born into slavery and separated from his family as a young child, Frederick Douglass faced unimaginable hardships. Yet, he discovered a secret weapon that would change his life and the world: words. By secretly learning to read and write, Frederick realized that education was the key to his freedom. Escaping to the North at twenty years old, he became a powerful voice for abolition and equal rights for all people, regardless of color or gender. Doreen Rappaport's poignant words, paired with London Ladd's stunning illustrations, bring Frederick's extraordinary journey to life. Discover how one man's courage and belief in justice continue to inspire generations.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
48 Pages
