Jackie Robinson

A parent might reach for this book when their child has questions about fairness or is starting to notice differences among people. This simple biography introduces Jackie Robinson, the first Black player in modern Major League Baseball. It gently explains the challenges of segregation and racism, focusing on Jackie's immense courage, resilience, and quiet dignity. With accessible language and historical photos, it's perfect for early readers aged 6-8. It provides a powerful, real-life example of how one person can make a difference, opening the door to important conversations about history and justice.