Deborah Heiligman is a National Book Award finalist, a YALSA Nonfiction Award winner, and a Printz Honor winner. In Loudmouth she tells the extraordinary true story of a woman who was a fearsome fighter for change in her complicated new country—and a complicated human being in her own right. This is an essential read for young people, or for anyone who wants to use their voice to make the world a better place. The accompanying educator guide explores contextual vocabulary and historical figures, has students creating interactive timelines, writing research-based letters and epistle poems surrounding topics from the book, and engages students through movement and role-playing.
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