Some stories are too big for the top shelf. This Little Golden Book biography introduces your smallest readers to Martin Luther King Jr.—a boy from segregated Atlanta who changed a nation. Big ideas, made small enough for little hands. A warm first step into nonfiction, perfect for reading together.
$5.99
Some stories are too big to keep on the top shelf. This is one of them—now told in a way that even our smallest readers can hold, understand, and carry with them.
This Little Golden Book biography introduces preschoolers to Martin Luther King Jr., one of history’s most powerful voices for justice and equality. With gentle storytelling and warm illustrations, young readers discover how a boy growing up in segregated Atlanta—and in his father’s church—became a leader who changed the course of a nation.
It’s a wonderful first step into nonfiction. Big ideas, made small enough for little hands. The perfect companion for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, quiet afternoons, or those rainy days when the sea mist rolls in over the cove and everyone wants to linger a little longer over a good book.
Part of the beloved Little Golden Book collection, this one belongs on the shelf alongside its companions:
Parents and teachers reach for these little books again and again—and it’s easy to see why. They spark curiosity, open the door to important conversations, and make history feel warm and welcoming rather than distant.
Sturdy, colorful, and just the right size for reading together, this is a story about courage, kindness, and standing up for what’s right.
Come browse our children’s corner, or tuck this one into a gift for a curious young mind. We’d love to help you find their next favorite read.
| Weight | 0.25 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 6.63 × 0.18 × 8.06 in |
| Book Author | Bonnie Bader |
| Fiction Type | |
| Subject | 20th Century, Biography & Autobiography, History, Juvenile Nonfiction, Political, Social Activists, United States |
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