Keep Climbing, Girls
Keep Climbing, Girls by Beah E. Richards is an illustrated edition published by Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers on January 1, 2006. This 32-page book presents a dynamic ode to girl power, originally written in 1951, and features stunning illustrations by R. Gregory Christie. The text emphasizes the importance of striving for equality and empowerment, encouraging young readers to embrace their potential.
In this edition, readers will find an inspirational message that reinforces the idea that the journey of life is an upward climb. The poem serves as a celebration of girls and women, addressing social themes and new experiences. With its engaging visuals and powerful words, this book aims to empower children, reminding them that they can reach for the highest branches in their pursuits.
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The only way to make a bid
for a girl’s equality is to climb right up to the
toppermost bough
of the very tallest tree.
The dynamic ode to girl power was written by noted Afro-American actor, poet, and playwright Beach E. Richards. First published in 1951, her poem is given new life in this edition that includes an introduction by LisaGay Hamilton and stunning illustrations by R. Gregory Christie. With its inspirational messsage, this book will empower children with the realization that “the path of life goes up and up/not down!”
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