
- Reading and writing
- Children and parents
Written and illustrated by Ken Wilson-Max and for children aged 5 to 8 years old, this book is the story of the childhood of John La Rose, the late Trinidadian-born activist, trade unionist and writer committed to the struggle for racial equality and social justice in Britain and beyond. Inspired by the archives of John La Rose – which are held at the George Padmore Institute, the archive he co-founded, Ken Wilson-Max has created a magical and engrossing book.
Young readers (5+) will love the story and can also learn about John’s life through a fascinating timeline at the end of the book. Join Ken for a reading and chat with the children about being their best self.
Clapham Library Contact Liz for bookings at LBuchanan@lambeth.gov.uk
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Mary Seacole Centre
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