About This Book
Reach for this book when your child feels discouraged by 'can't' or 'not allowed,' or when they are struggling to keep up with an older sibling. It is a powerful tool for children navigating the early realization that the world isn't always fair, providing a historical lens through which to view modern resilience. Through the eyes of young Cordelia and her real-life neighbor Elizabeth Cady Stanton, the story explores how courage is built through small, daily acts of bravery. This historical fiction title introduces the women's suffrage movement by grounding it in a relatable friendship. While it covers important social history, the heart of the book is about personal worth and the determination to try, even when the outcome is uncertain. It is ideal for children ages 5 to 9 who are developing their sense of self-confidence and learning to advocate for themselves in the face of unfairness.
