A Flag's Journey

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A Flag's Journey is a powerful and engaging story for readers ages 9 to 12, based on real events in 1990s New York City. With memorable characters, vibrant illustrations, and a moving narrative, this chapter book invites readers to explore themes of identity, community, and justice.At the story's center is Andrés Rivera, a 10-year-old Puerto Rican boy who loves baseball and has a kind heart. After a thrilling Little League win, Andrés joins his best friend and family at the Puerto Rican Day Parade-a joyful celebration of music and culture. But when a racist incident involving the Puerto Rican flag makes headlines, Andrés grapples with tough questions. In the process, he gains a deeper understanding of his heritage and the importance of speaking up for what's right.A Flag's Journey is an empowering story of awareness and identity, and a springboard for meaningful conversations. It includes a glossary and timeline. Perfect for classrooms, libraries, and family reading, it touches on themes of Puerto Rican history and culture, racism, the influence of media, and activism.The creative team behind A Flag's Journey brings dedication to the story's message of empowerment and community.

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Pages: 74, Paperback, Red Sugarcane Press Inc.