The Story of Windrush

Reach for this book when your child starts asking about their family roots, why neighborhoods look the way they do, or how to handle feeling like an outsider. It provides a foundational understanding of the Windrush generation, honoring the courage of Caribbean people who moved to Britain to help rebuild after World War II. Through accessible prose, it explores the balance between the excitement of a new start and the sting of unfair treatment. Parents will appreciate how it frames history through the lens of contribution and resilience. While it does not shy away from the challenges of prejudice, the overarching tone is one of pride and accomplishment. It is an ideal tool for sparking conversations about justice, community, and the many different stories that weave together to create a national identity. Suitable for independent readers or as a guided family read.