My Daddy, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Writing/Publishing there's a solution

there's a solution

a companion to National Book Award Finalist Pet

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this inventive collaboration from Newbery Honor winner Joyce Sidman and two-time Caldecott Honor artist Melissa Sweet reveals the everyday conversations between "big" and "little" objects in our ecosystem

My Daddy, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Writing/Publishing there's a solutionMy sister Yolanda, who we called Yoki, and I wanted to go to Funtown more than anything. "Well, kids, you know Daddy is working very hard so that you and all children can go to Funtown, but it's not possible today," Daddy would say. "Maybe next week." But that week never came. "You just don't want to take us!" Yoki wailed. And finally my mother explained. We were not allowed in Funtown. The rides and the roller coasters were for white people only.