About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts noticing that the world is not always fair and begins questioning why things are done a certain way just because of tradition. It is a perfect choice for a young person who is finding their voice and needs to see that standing up for what is right often starts with small, brave steps and can lead to difficult but necessary conversations with loved ones. Set in 1914, the story follows thirteen-year-old Polly as she meets two suffragettes living in her apartment building. Through their influence, Polly begins to see the limitations placed on women and becomes determined to join the fight for the vote. The book beautifully explores the tension between personal conviction and family loyalty, making it a relatable read for middle-grade children navigating their own growing independence and moral development.
