Coretta Scott King

Reach for this book when your child starts asking questions about what it means to be a leader or how they can use their own voice to stand up for others. This biography introduces Coretta Scott King not just as a supportive spouse, but as a courageous activist, talented singer, and dedicated mother who shaped the Civil Rights Movement through her own strength and resilience. It is an ideal entry point for children ages 5 to 8 to understand the history of the movement through a personal lens. Parents will appreciate how it emphasizes that bravery often starts with quiet determination and a commitment to peace. It offers a gentle way to discuss difficult historical realities while focusing on the hope and progress that Coretta helped champion throughout her life.