What the Crow Saw: Voices of Escape: As Told by Crow, Owl, & Rabbit

For ages 11-15.The stories did not end with slavery.Again and again, people resisted.They escaped through forests, crossed frozen rivers, hid in swamps, boarded secret ships, fought for freedom, protected their families, and risked everything for hope.In this powerful companion to What the Crow Saw: True Stories and Firsthand Voices from the Time of Slavery, the Civil War, and After, Crow, Owl, and Rabbit return to tell dramatic true stories of escape, resistance, rebellion, survival, faith, and courage drawn from real history and firsthand accounts.Young readers will encounter: - the Underground Railroad, - daring escapes from slavery, - hidden Maroon communities, - courtroom rescues, - revolts and rebellions, - families fleeing toward freedom, - and ordinary people who showed extraordinary bravery.These stories include both humanity and inhumanity - cruelty, fear, sacrifice, compassion, faith, resilience, and hope - while remaining appropriate for older children and younger teens.Grounded in historical research and authentic voices from the past, this book does not hide the reality of slavery, but it also shines a light on the strength, determination, faith, and endurance of those who fought against it.Perfect for homeschool families, classrooms, libraries, and readers who want history told honestly, dramatically, and with heart.Some escaped. Some resisted. Some rebelled. None were forgotten.

Pagina's: 327, Paperback, Independently published