
Written by Lindsay Ward
A tractor aids the war effort, embodying courage and unity.
Rosie, a tractor built by American women, is sent to England during World War II. She tirelessly plows fields alongside female farmers, supporting the troops by growing vital crops. Even when danger looms, Rosie hides in the fields, embodying the spirit of those who built and work with her. Inspired by 'Rosie the Riveter' and the British Women's Land Army, this tale celebrates unity and courage in the face of adversity. Will Rosie and her companions succeed in their mission to aid the war effort?
A brave tractor farms for freedom in a story inspired by women who acted with courage and strength in American factories and on British farms during World War II.This is our Rosie, stronger than steel.She’ll plow all the landwith a turn of her wheel.Built by women in the United States and sent to England to dig and plow alongside female farmers during World War II, Rosie the tractor does whatever is needed to support the war effort. She works day and night to help grow crops for the troops…even when she has to hide in the fields. This is because she knows, like the women who built her and the women who farm with her, that they all must do their part.Inspired by the group of American women collectively known as “Rosie the Riveter” and the British Women’s Land Army, this is a story about taking action and coming together for the greater good.
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