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A Ride to Remember: A Civil Rights Story
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Step into a pivotal moment in history with A Ride to Remember: A Civil Rights Story by Sharon Langley, a heartfelt and inspiring picture book that brings to life the true story of one family's courage and the desegregation of a beloved amusement park. Through vivid storytelling and vibrant illustrations, this book chronicles the historic day in 1963 when young Sharon Langley became the first African American child to ride the carousel at Gwynn Oak Amusement Park in Maryland, marking a triumphant step toward equality. Perfect for young readers and families, this moving narrative captures the resilience, hope, and unity of the Civil Rights Movement, blending historical significance with a deeply personal story. A Ride to Remember is more than a book—it's a celebration of progress, a reminder of the power of standing together, and an invitation to inspire the next generation to dream big and fight for justice. Ideal for classrooms, libraries, and home reading, this unique tale will spark meaningful conversations about equality, courage, and the moments that shape a more inclusive world.