Simón Bolívar: One Dream, Many Nations - Paperback
Simón Bolívar: One Dream, Many Nations - Paperback
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by Juliana Pungiluppi L. (Author), Catherine Piese (Illustrator)
Simón Bolívar could have lived a life of comfort.
Instead, he chose a path of courage.
Born into privilege and orphaned before the age of ten, Simón Bolívar saw injustice all around him-and vowed to fight it. From secret meetings to epic battles across soaring mountaintops, he led the struggle to liberate South America from Spanish rule.
This is the story of a boy who refused to accept the world as it was- and dared to imagine what it could become.
Told with lyrical language and rich illustrations, Simón Bolívar: One Dream, Many Nations introduces young readers to one of Latin America's greatest heroes. It's a timeless reminder that freedom is hard-won, and that real change begins when we stand up for others.
Includes a historical timeline, glossary, and author's note to deepen understanding and spark conversation.
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