SOCIAL SCIENCES
Levinson, Cynthia

We've Got a Job: The 1963 Birmingham Children's March

(2) YA Levinson does a superb job demonstrating just how difficult it was for the leaders of the civil rights movement to create a movement at all. When adults didn't take to the streets in great enough numbers, children volunteered. The narrative focuses on four young African Americans; clear and lively writing, well-chosen photos, and thorough documentation make this a fine chronicle of the era. Bib., ind.

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