Side by Side: The Story of Dolores Huerta and César Chávez
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Many years ago in California, an energetic young Girl Scout named Dolores worked to raise money for soldiers fighting in World War II. A thoughtful young boy named Cesar worked in the fields to help his family put food on the table. As young adults, these two extraordinary individuals would meet and spend the rest of their lives working tirelessly on behalf of migrant workers and children through nonviolent struggle — side by side. Monica Brown and Joe Cepeda bring the story of Dolores and Cesar to life through this vibrant book, which will make an excellent addition to units on migrant farmworkers, civil rights, or women's history.
Language: Spanish,Spanish (Bilingual Eng/Sp)
Special Populations: Migrant Farmworkers
Culture/Community: Mexican / Mexican American
Heritage & History: Hispanic Heritage and History
Themes for Children: Social Studies and Biography, Civil Rights, Immigration
Genre: Biography
Format: Picture Book
Audiobook: No
Age Level: 6-9
Publisher: HarperCollins
Book Series: Celebrating Women's History: Latina Trailblazers, Migrant Farmworkers: Books for Kids, The Legacy of César Chávez and Dolores Huerta, Biographies: Books for Young Children, Bilingual Picture Books in English and Spanish: Hispanic Heritage
9780061227813