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Description
This graphic novel tells the story of Madam C.J. Walker, an African American entrepreneur who developed a line of hair products and cosmetics specifically designed for Black women during the early 1900s. Through her business acumen and determination, Walker built a successful company that made her the first self-made female millionaire of any race in America. The book, written at a 4.2 reading level for middle grade students, presents her inspiring journey in an accessible graphic novel format.
Quick Summary
This book tells how one woman went from washing other people's hair to becoming the richest self-made woman in American history. Readers discover the clever hair products and business secrets that made Madam C.J. Walker a superstar entrepreneur who outsmarted big competitors and built an empire. If your kid likes books about determined underdogs who change the world like "Who Was Walt Disney?", they'll love this. Perfect for kids in grades 3-6 who enjoy biographies with big dreams and even bigger results.