Maya Angelou: Little People, Big Dreams

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Maya Angelou: Little People, Big Dreams was written by Lisbeth Kaiser

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“Little People, Big Dreams” is a story series that talking about famous historical people who overcame adversity and were better for it. In this installment, you’ll learn about the poet and civil rights activist Maya Angelou. [1]

Summary

Introducing the lives of extraordinary people from designers and artists to researchers. All of them went on to realize extraordinary things, however all of them started life as a small child with a dream. The book takes after Maya Angelou, from her early traumatic childhood to her time as a singer, performing artist, civil rights campaigner and, in the long run, one of America's most adored journalists. This motivating and enlightening small life story comes with additional realities around Maya's life at the back. [2]


Pros

This book series offers inspiring messages to children of all ages, in a run of designs. The board books are told in basic sentences, perfect for reading out loud to babies and little children. The hardcover forms display extended stories for starting readers. Boxed gift sets allow you to gather a choice of the books by subject. Paper dolls, learning cards, matching games, and other fun learning instruments provide even more ways to form the lives of these part models that available to children. [3]

The story described how this little girl did not give up to her life. Eventough people were not treating her in a good way, she made herself believe that she could be anything she wanted to be, and at the end she proved it.

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Winda gave her review about it, "Maya Angelou had a dark experience in the past but she believed that "There's nothing she can't be" therefore she had achieve a bright future as a dancer, singer, actress, writer, director, journalist, playwright, producer, teacher and activist for civil right." [4] 


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