Little sparks inside you

A parent might reach for this book when their child begins asking difficult questions about censorship, why people in history have tried to silence others, or when grappling with the concept of intellectual freedom. "Little sparks inside you" directly addresses the historical act of book burning, framing it not as a scary story but as a testament to the power of ideas. It explores why regimes have feared knowledge and how the human drive for curiosity and free thought has always persevered. For children aged 7-12, this book provides essential historical context and opens a vital conversation about justice, resilience, and the importance of protecting diverse voices and stories.