A Taste of Freedom: Gandhi and the Great Salt March - Tapa dura

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"A gentle introduction to Gandhi's remarkable work." "--""Kirkus Reviews
""Ferri's watercolor and colored pencil illustrations are blanketed in a soft, lemony haze, mirroring the narrator's recollections through a veil of memory." "--""Publishers Weekly""" "Kimmel's reverent fictionalized account celebrates the man known as 'the Great Soul, ' communicating the depth of his spirit and its profound resonance with his people. And Ferri's warm, fullbleed watercolor and colored-pencil images reflect a sense of adoring wonder." "--""Booklist""" "Inspiring and effective." "--""School Library Journal""" "The rhythmic composition of the marchers, the formally outstretched arms of the townspeople, and the haze that gently tempers Ferri's fiery palette all augment the feeling of a distant memory brought back to life." "--""BCCB""" "A good discussion-starter and tie-in for history, social studies, and even science." "--Library Media Connection"

A gentle introduction to Gandhi's remarkable work. "Kirkus Reviews"

Ferri's watercolor and colored pencil illustrations are blanketed in a soft, lemony haze, mirroring the narrator's recollections through a veil of memory. "Publishers Weekly"

Kimmel's reverent fictionalized account celebrates the man known as 'the Great Soul, ' communicating the depth of his spirit and its profound resonance with his people. And Ferri's warm, fullbleed watercolor and colored-pencil images reflect a sense of adoring wonder. "Booklist"

Inspiring and effective. "School Library Journal"

The rhythmic composition of the marchers, the formally outstretched arms of the townspeople, and the haze that gently tempers Ferri's fiery palette all augment the feeling of a distant memory brought back to life. "BCCB"

A good discussion-starter and tie-in for history, social studies, and even science. "Library Media Connection""

A gentle introduction to Gandhi's remarkable work. Kirkus Reviews

Ferri's watercolor and colored pencil illustrations are blanketed in a soft, lemony haze, mirroring the narrator's recollections through a veil of memory. Publishers Weekly

Kimmel's reverent fictionalized account celebrates the man known as 'the Great Soul, ' communicating the depth of his spirit and its profound resonance with his people. And Ferri's warm, fullbleed watercolor and colored-pencil images reflect a sense of adoring wonder. Booklist

Inspiring and effective. School Library Journal

The rhythmic composition of the marchers, the formally outstretched arms of the townspeople, and the haze that gently tempers Ferri's fiery palette all augment the feeling of a distant memory brought back to life. BCCB

A good discussion-starter and tie-in for history, social studies, and even science. Library Media Connection

"A gentle introduction to Gandhi's remarkable work." --Kirkus Reviews

"Ferri's watercolor and colored pencil illustrations are blanketed in a soft, lemony haze, mirroring the narrator's recollections through a veil of memory." --Publishers Weekly

"Kimmel's reverent fictionalized account celebrates the man known as 'the Great Soul, ' communicating the depth of his spirit and its profound resonance with his people. And Ferri's warm, fullbleed watercolor and colored-pencil images reflect a sense of adoring wonder." --Booklist

"Inspiring and effective." --School Library Journal

"The rhythmic composition of the marchers, the formally outstretched arms of the townspeople, and the haze that gently tempers Ferri's fiery palette all augment the feeling of a distant memory brought back to life." --BCCB

"A good discussion-starter and tie-in for history, social studies, and even science." --Library Media Connection

Reseña del editor

No one ever forgets their first taste of freedom.

Gandhi's famous Salt March shook the foundations of the British Empire and the world, showing the strength of a people united in peace to fight for freedom. Gandhi's march had a significant effect on changing world and British attitudes towards Indian independence, and inspired the use of non-violence in other protest movements, like the US Civil Right movement. You'll never forget Elizabeth Cody Kimmel's heartwarming, insightful account or Guiliano Ferri's stunning illustrations of the event seen through the eyes of a child inspired by Gandhi's vision for a better world.