About This Book
Reach for this book when your child feels overshadowed by more successful siblings or is struggling to find their own voice. This biography follows Robert F. Kennedy, who was often seen as the shyest and least likely to succeed among his famous brothers. It captures his evolution from a quiet boy into a passionate advocate for civil rights and social justice. Parents will appreciate the nuanced exploration of empathy and the courage to change one's mind. It is a sophisticated read for ages 10 and up that handles heavy historical moments with care, demonstrating how personal sensitivity can be a leader's greatest strength. It is an ideal choice for discussing how to turn grief into a motivation for helping others.
