Illustrated By: Tyrone Geter
Publisher: Albert Whitman & Company (January 1, 1996)
Picture Book - Multicultural
Subtle and stirring, this tale-within-a-tale begins with an affectionate exchange between and African-American girl and her grandmother, then telescopes to encompass an electrifying moment fraught with personal and political significanceI loved this book, because it showed the innocence of little children being able to make a difference in the world. A little girl who thinks she can only drink from the drinking fountain that says whites only if she has her white socks on. This started a small movement in her town and gives hope.
**** 4 stars out of 5
8 points
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