
Just One Pebble: One Boy’s Quest to End Hunger
Dianna Wilson Sirkovsky
Nine-year-old Braeden Mannering encounters an unhoused man who has neither food nor belongings. When Braeden says someone should help, his mother reminds him that he can be that person. The encounter challenges him to consider how he might help people experiencing food insecurity. Mixed-media drawings and back matter accompany this account of a boy responding to hunger and housing insecurity in his community.
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