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35 Brave Choices That Changed the World (True Stories of Choosing Character, Kindness & Courage)
| Expected release date is Oct 6th 2026 |
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Product Details
Overview
Meet thirty-five remarkable heroes whose courageous choices changed the world—and discover how your choices can make a difference, too.
In 35 Brave Choices That Changed the World, young readers meet extraordinary people from across history who faced important moments—and chose courage, compassion, curiosity, and perseverance to shape the world around them. From scientists and explorers to artists, athletes, and everyday citizens who chose integrity when it mattered most, these stories show how powerful a single choice can be.
Each short, engaging biography focuses on a defining decision—one brave choice that helped someone overcome obstacles and make a difference. Along the way, readers encounter inspiring figures such as Jackie Robinson, Harriet Tubman, Fred Rogers, Jane Goodall, Malala Yousafzai, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and many more.
Each story highlights a “Special Power”—a quality like kindness, determination, or honesty—that helped guide these choices. At the end of every story, a “You Can Be a Hero” section encourages kids to try small actions of their own and discover how their everyday choices can make a difference.
