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Summary:
March on!: Martin Luther King Jr.'s sister recalls the day she heard him deliver his "I have a dream" speech.
Martin's big words: Introduces the ideas and accomplishments of Martin Luther King Jr. using some of his own words.
Rosa: Recounts how Rosa Parks set the events of the civil rights movement in motion by refusing to give up her seat on an Alabama city bus.
Henry's freedom box: A fictionalized story about a young slave who mails himself to freedom.
Notes:
Recommended for ages 5-10.
Title from container.
"A read-along DVD."
Special features: Interview with Christine King Farris; interview with Ellen Levine.
Narrators: Lynn Whitfield (March on!), Michael Clarke Duncan (Martin's big words), Nikki Giovanni (Rosa), Jerry Dixon (Henry's freedom box).
DVD, full screen (1.33:1) presentation.
Contents:
- March on!: the day my brother Martin changed the world / by Dr. Christine King Farris ; illustrated by London Ladd ; (New York : Scholastic Press, c2008)
- Martin's big words / by Doreen Rappaport ; illustrated by Bryan Collier ; (New York : Jump at the Sun, 2001, c1997)
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- Rosa / written by Nikki Giovanni ; illustrated by Bryan Collier ; (New York : Henry Holt, c2005)
- Henry's freedom box: a true story from the underground railroad / by Ellen Levine ; illustrated by Kadir Nelson ; (New York : Scholastic Press, c2007).
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