Breaking Barriers: The Jackie Robinson Story - A Children's Biography of Courage, Baseball, and Change (Available in Kindle and Paperback)

Step into the inspiring world of Jackie Robinson, the brave athlete who changed baseball—and America—forever! Perfect for young readers ages 6-9.

From playing ball in his California backyard to becoming the first Black player in Major League Baseball, Jackie Robinson's story shows children how one person's courage can change the world. Through determination, talent, and unwavering strength, Jackie didn't just break baseball's color barrier—he helped pave the way for a fairer, more equal America.

Inside this captivating biography, your child will:

• Follow Jackie's remarkable journey from a sports-loving kid to a baseball legend and civil rights hero
• Learn how he faced challenges with grace and determination
• Discover how his love of baseball helped bring people together and change minds
• Build reading comprehension with engaging discussion questions and vocabulary builders
• Understand how standing up for what's right can make a difference that lasts for generations

This engaging biography brings Jackie's powerful story to life through:

• Age-appropriate language perfect for 6-9 year olds
• Short, easy-to-read chapters for growing readers
• Vibrant illustrations that capture the excitement of baseball and the importance of Jackie's achievements
• Interactive elements that make history come alive

Join us in discovering how a boy who loved sports became not just a baseball star, but a true American hero who showed the world that everyone deserves a chance to play ball—and chase their dreams.

Perfect for:

• Independent reading
• Classroom discussions about civil rights
• Teaching children about courage and persistence
• Sports-loving young readers
• School book reports
• Learning about American history through real-life heroes

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