Kesz, Malala, Sandra, Om, Mayra, Memory, Craig and Baruani suffered the worst in life. But they did not believe that they were too weak, too young, too alone to fight against injustice. By the sheer force of their character, they changed the course of things and motivated many other kids to follow in their footsteps. It is the exemplary struggle of these girls and boys from different horizons that is narrated here as hope and example for a better world. “The capacity to be enraged and not to remain indifferent in the face of injustice knows no age or boundaries. It is this very idea that these stories uphold: fight for more rights, for respect and dignity is the prerogative of one anti and concerns us all.” -Amnesty International
Annick de Giry is an art historian, children’s author, and travel enthusiast. She previously worked at the Centre des Monuments Nationaux, where she created heritage workshops, and also taught art history before turning to children’s publishing as a writer. She currently resides in Châtenay-Malabry, France.
Bruno Pilorget, born in 1957 in Vannes, France, is a French illustrator. After studying at the Beaux-Arts of Lorient, he dedicated himself entirely to illustration. To date, he has illustrated over sixty children’s books.
Collaboration: “Les Enfants de l’Espoir” (The Children of Hope)
Together, Annick de Giry and Bruno Pilorget collaborated on the book Les Enfants de l’Espoir: Pour un Monde Solidaire (The Children of Hope: For a World of Solidarity), published in 2016 by Éditions des Éléphants.
This book tells the inspiring stories of eight children from different countries, including the Philippines, Pakistan, Colombia, India, Brazil, Malawi, Canada, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Despite facing challenging circumstances, these young individuals showed resilience and worked towards a fairer world, becoming symbols of hope and courage.
Additional information
Weight
0.2 kg
Dimensions
21 × 22 × 1 cm
Author
Bruno Pilorget Annick De Giry
Imprint
Unbound Script
Publication date
1 January 2023
Pages
61
Reading age
3 – 15 years
ISBN-13
978-9392088261
Binding
Paperback
Language
Hindi
Brand
Unbound Script
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