Women's Right to Vote
By Kate Messner
The vote wasn’t simply won—discover which brave voices history tried to leave out.
revealing · lively · informative · thought-provoking
Genres
What is Women's Right to Vote about?
Take a closer look at the fight for women's right to vote in the United States. This lively, illustrated history uncovers the myths surrounding the Nineteenth Amendment and introduces the many activists whose courage, protest and persistence helped win change. From marches and pickets to arrests and political battles, Kate Messner explores the contributions of well-known leaders and people often left out of the story, including Black women. Graphic panels, photographs and surprising facts make the past vivid and memorable.
About the author
Kate Messner is a popular author who loves writing stories for children. She is well known for her fun and exciting books like 'The Brilliant Deep' and the 'Ranger in Time' series. Kate enjoys exploring nature and uses her adventures to inspire her stories. She hopes her books help children discover the joy of reading.
Pages
215 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2020
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