Before she was known as the First Lady of the United States, Jackie Kennedy was a proud New Yorker who loved the beauty and history of her city. One of her favorite places was Grand Central Terminal, a magnificent train station with towering windows and a ceiling painted like the night sky. When developers decided they wanted to build a massive modern skyscraper right on top of the historic station, it seemed like Grand Central was doomed. But Jackie refused to let a piece of history be destroyed. She stepped up to lead a passionate fight to save the architectural masterpiece. From organizing letter writing campaigns to taking the battle all the way to the Supreme Court, Jackie rallied thousands of people to protect the beloved landmark. Discover the inspiring true story of how one person used her voice to make a permanent difference. This beautifully illustrated biography celebrates community action, historic preservation, and the power of standing up for the places we love.