A Picture of Freedom (Dear America)

Immerse your young reader in the tale of Clotee, a young slave girl living on a Virginia plantation in the 1850s, with A Picture of Freedom (Dear America). Written by award-winning author Patricia C. McKissack, this beloved novel takes readers on a gripping journey as Clotee risks everything to learn to read and write, forbidden to slaves under penalty of death. Experience Clotee's determination and bravery as she navigates the dangerous world of slavery, ultimately striving for freedom and a better life.

This engaging historical fiction novel is a perfect addition to your homeschool curriculum, offering a poignant and educational glimpse into the lives of individuals fighting for basic rights and dignity. Follow Clotee's story of courage and resilience, as she discovers the power of knowledge and the importance of fighting for what is right. A Picture of Freedom (Dear America) is sure to inspire young readers and spark important discussions about history, justice, and the pursuit of liberty.

Immerse yourself in the captivating story of Clotee, a young slave girl determined to escape to freedom in "A Picture of Freedom (Dear America)". Follow Clotee's journey as she learns to read and write, risking everything for a chance at liberty. This inspiring tale of courage and perseverance is perfect for young readers exploring the history of slavery in America.

"A Picture of Freedom (Dear America)" is a powerful educational tool for homeschool families looking to engage students in the study of a dark chapter in American history. Through Clotee's eyes, readers will deepen their understanding of the hardships faced by enslaved individuals and gain insight into the human spirit's incredible resilience. This beautifully written book will spark important conversations about freedom, equality, and justice within your homeschool curriculum.