Long Walk To Freedom
Nelson Mandela (1918-2013) is a true hero of our times, loved and admired
across the globe. This children's book tells the story of his life, from his
carefree days as an ordinary village boy to his unflinching leadership of the
ANC, the long years in prison under the apartheid regime and his eventual
freedom, ending with his extraordinary elevation to President of South Africa
in 1994. The book is full of facts and information, which children aged 7 to 12
will find interesting.
Abridged by acclaimed author Chris van Wyk and illustrated by Paddy Bouma, the
children's version of Long Walk to Freedom will inspire and fascinate, is great
for the primary school classroom and will help children understand apartheid.
Created with the kind support and assistance of the Nelson Mandela Foundation.
'With a large, clear map, time line, and glossary, the astonishing story will
grab kids, and the parallels with the U.S. civil rights movement won't be lost
on the audience.' Starred, Booklist
'The writing is clear, providing chronological detail for even young students
new to the concept and history of apartheid. Full-page, colour paintings
accompany the text on every spread and depict crucial moments from the
narrative in a way that both complements and enhances the story.' School
Library Journal"
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Long Walk To Freedom
Long Walk To Freedom
Nelson Mandela (1918-2013) is a true hero of our times, loved and admired
across the globe. This children's book tells the story of his life, from his
carefree days as an ordinary village boy to his unflinching leadership of the
ANC, the long years in prison under the apartheid regime and his eventual
freedom, ending with his extraordinary elevation to President of South Africa
in 1994. The book is full of facts and information, which children aged 7 to 12
will find interesting.
Abridged by acclaimed author Chris van Wyk and illustrated by Paddy Bouma, the
children's version of Long Walk to Freedom will inspire and fascinate, is great
for the primary school classroom and will help children understand apartheid.
Created with the kind support and assistance of the Nelson Mandela Foundation.
'With a large, clear map, time line, and glossary, the astonishing story will
grab kids, and the parallels with the U.S. civil rights movement won't be lost
on the audience.' Starred, Booklist
'The writing is clear, providing chronological detail for even young students
new to the concept and history of apartheid. Full-page, colour paintings
accompany the text on every spread and depict crucial moments from the
narrative in a way that both complements and enhances the story.' School
Library Journal"
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Nelson Mandela (1918-2013) is a true hero of our times, loved and admired
across the globe. This children's book tells the story of his life, from his
carefree days as an ordinary village boy to his unflinching leadership of the
ANC, the long years in prison under the apartheid regime and his eventual
freedom, ending with his extraordinary elevation to President of South Africa
in 1994. The book is full of facts and information, which children aged 7 to 12
will find interesting.
Abridged by acclaimed author Chris van Wyk and illustrated by Paddy Bouma, the
children's version of Long Walk to Freedom will inspire and fascinate, is great
for the primary school classroom and will help children understand apartheid.
Created with the kind support and assistance of the Nelson Mandela Foundation.
'With a large, clear map, time line, and glossary, the astonishing story will
grab kids, and the parallels with the U.S. civil rights movement won't be lost
on the audience.' Starred, Booklist
'The writing is clear, providing chronological detail for even young students
new to the concept and history of apartheid. Full-page, colour paintings
accompany the text on every spread and depict crucial moments from the
narrative in a way that both complements and enhances the story.' School
Library Journal"











