This Biography is very well written from the moment you open the book till you are finished reading it. It tells the story of Rosa parks even puts the narratives in her way of communication. It brings you back to the time, gives you ideas of what it was like for African Americans at that time time. I am amazed that African Americans really didn’t ride the bus for a year wether it was hot or cold. And in the end when you see Rosa pictured sitting in the front of the bus, it speaks volumes and it also shows how she still continued to contribute even after she moved. ( )

Set in a time where segregation was considered the norm, Rosa Parks, a woman of color, immediately is on the outs. This biography gives her historic story of Rosa standing her ground on the bus and refusing to give up her seat. By doing this, she stood up for the rest of the black community as well. While pushing her issue, she was able to take it to Washington DC where her voice became known and things finally began to fall into place how she wanted. This book does a really good job of illustrating and explaining what happened and reaches a lot of different emotions that are very relatable. ( )

Rosa Parks was a black woman during a time where segregation was a huge issue. She stood her ground one day while riding the bus and refused to give her seat to a white person. Rosa Parks stood up for herself and after that every black person didn't ride the bus, eventually the bus services were shut down. Rosa took her equal rights movement to Washington DC where they granted it unfair and the services of the were restored and the civil rights movement was started. I have always loved reading things like this and it was interesting to see just how much she did for the civil rights movement. I applaud Rosa for standing up for herself and making a change for black people even though it was a tough thing to endure. I did feel like the book repeated itself a lot, but overall I enjoyed it. ( )

This book was about Rosa Parks and her fight to end segregation. This story took you through her journey of how it started, when she wouldn't give up her seat on the bus to a white person, all the way to the end when black and white people had equal rights. This was a very informative book and I think children would be able to understand it and realize the way they use to treat black people was wrong and everyone should be treated equal, no matter their race. ( )

Rosa Parks was born February 4,1913. She grew up in Pine Level, Alabama. She liked to go fishing with her Grandma and Grandpa. In 1932 she married a man named Raymond Parks. Rosa Parks moved up North to Detroit, Michigan after the incident on the bus.

The subject of this biography is so significant because it addresses how Rosa Parks was apart of the civil rights movement. She helped influence the change of segregation in the bus system. She did not start the civil rights movement, but she was noticed when she was arrested. Rosa Parks is apart of history that influenced ending segregation.

This book is accurate given the fact Rosa Parks is the author. However, a lot of information is left out of the book. The organization of the book is fine, but I believe it would have been better if the book began with how Rosa Parks grew up and then her getting arrested. ( )