About This Book
Doreen Rappaport's 'Ruth Objects: The Life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg' offers young readers an accessible and inspiring biography of one of America's most influential legal figures. Spanning 48 pages, this chapter book introduces children aged 4-11 to RBG's journey, emphasizing her early life, her challenges as a woman in law, and her monumental contributions to civil rights and gender equality on the Supreme Court. The narrative focuses on her consistent practice of 'objecting' to unfairness, making complex legal and historical concepts understandable for elementary-aged children. It's an excellent resource for discussing themes of justice, perseverance, and standing up for one's beliefs.
Discussion Prompts
1
What does it mean to 'object' to something? Can you think of a time you objected to something unfair?
2
Why was it important for Ruth Bader Ginsburg to fight for equal rights for women and men?
3
What qualities do you think made Ruth Bader Ginsburg a good judge?
4
How can one person make a big difference in the world, like Ruth Bader Ginsburg did?
5
What is the Supreme Court, and what kind of work do the judges there do?
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