“I learned that even though I was just six, I had the power to change the world.”
“I learned that even though I was just six, I had the power to change the world.”
I read this book with a small group in my placement. The students loved the book and had a strong reaction to how people were treating Ruby. We had great discussion and would read it again in the classroom.
pick“I Am Ruby Bridges“ is an inspiring children's book written by Ruby Bridges herself, offering a personal and poignant account of her experiences as the first African American child to integrate an all-white elementary school in the South. Through engaging storytelling and vivid illustrations by Nikkolas Smith, the book introduces young readers to Ruby's courageous journey and the historic moment of desegregation.
“Don't follow the path. Go where there is no path, and begin the trail.“
This book shares the Life of Ruby Bridges who was the first African American child that integrated an all white school in the South. It highlights her bravery and strength.
pickThis book does an amazing job at telling about the life of Ruby Bridges
