Picture Book · Ages 4–8 · 2020
Mother Jones and Her Army of Mill Children
By Jonah Winter, Nancy Carpenter (Illustrator)
A fiery march challenges child labor, led by a fearless woman demanding change.
40 pages
4.1/5 Goodreads · 368 ratings
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Summary: In 1903, Mary "Mother" Jones, an indomitable Irish immigrant, leads 100 children on a daring march from Philadelphia to New York. Her mission: to end child labor and protect their futures. Known as "the most dangerous woman in America," Mother Jones's relentless spirit and powerful protests aim to confront President Roosevelt himself. Will her bold stand inspire a nation to change? Discover the story of this fearless crusader who dared to fight for justice and became a symbol of hope for countless children. Uncover the legacy of a woman who refused to stay silent.


