About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts questioning what makes a cause worth fighting for or how ordinary people can stand up to big injustices. While Pansy expects her trip to London to be a whirlwind of sightseeing, she quickly finds herself swept into the suffragette movement. Through humor and high stakes, the story explores the weight of personal conviction and the reality that doing the right thing sometimes carries a social cost. Ideal for readers aged 10 to 14, this historical adventure balances the seriousness of the fight for women's rights with a spirited sense of mischief. It is a wonderful choice for parents who want to discuss the history of protest and the importance of civic engagement in an accessible, character driven way. Pansy and Atalanta provide a relatable lens through which children can view a pivotal era of social change.
