In this inspiring story of individual activism, a boy recognizes gender inequality when his sister must stop attending school — and decides to do something about it.

Victor is very close to his twin sister, Linesi. But now that they have turned eight years old, she no longer goes to school with him. Instead, Linesi, like the other older girls in their community, walks to the river to get water five times a day, to give their mother more time for farming. Victor knows this is the way it has always been. But he has begun learning about equality at school, and his teacher has asked the class to consider whether boys and girls are treated equally. Though he never thought about it before, Victor realizes they’re not. And it’s not fair to his sister. So Victor comes up with a plan to help.

Based on a true story of a Malawian boy, award-winning author Susan Hughes’s inspiring book celebrates how one person can make a big difference in the lives of others. It’s a perfect starting point for children to explore themes of gender inequality and unequal access to education, as well as the lack of clean water in some parts of the world. Nicole Miles’s appealing artwork in this graphic novel / picture book hybrid format adds emotional context to the story. Also included are information about education and water availability in Malawi, resources and a glossary of Chichewa words. Part of the CitizenKid collection and featuring a growth mindset, this important book has links to social studies lessons on global communities and cultures, as well as to character education lessons on initiative, fairness and adaptability.

Separate the FACTS from the historical fake news, and uncover some of history''s most EPIC FIBS. History is full of brave knights, fearsome queens, legendary explorers and epic stories passed down through the ages. But how much of what we THINK we know about history is true? And how much is just an EPIC FIB? Athena Kugblenu - comedian, podcaster and writer on CBBC''s Horrible Histories - discovers the truth that lies behind the tall tales. From harmless porkies that were just a bit of fun, to terrible untruths with HUGE consequences, it''s time to separate fact from fiction. Whether it''s revealing that Vikings never wore horned helmets and that famous Egyptian queen Cleopatra wasn''t actually, erm, Egyptian, to telling the truth about who really ''discovered'' America and Australia, or how much we really know about what people looked like in the past.With dynamic illustrations included throughout, History''s Most Epic Fibs separates the truth from the historical whoppers and shows that when it comes to history, things aren''t always what they seem . . .

Discover the truth behind the world''s biggest historical howlers!History is full of daring deeds, mighty heroes and incredible inventions. But it''s also full of humongous FAILS! Athena Kugblenu - comedian and writer on CBBC''s Horrible Histories - explores them all, whether it be the silly mishaps that changed the course of history or the mistakes that did us all a favour.From the Titanic lookout who forgot his binoculars or the astronaut who taped over the Moon landings, to the famous inventors who failed THOUSANDS of times before getting something right, the amazing scientists who ACCIDENTALLY invented life-saving medicines and the businesses that went bust and bounced back better - take a riotous ride through history and discover the epic fails that changed the world.

In this inspiring story of individual activism, a boy recognizes gender inequality when his sister must stop attending school — and decides to do something about it.

Victor is very close to his twin sister, Linesi. But now that they have turned eight years old, she no longer goes to school with him. Instead, Linesi, like the other older girls in their community, walks to the river to get water five times a day, to give their mother more time for farming. Victor knows this is the way it has always been. But he has begun learning about equality at school, and his teacher has asked the class to consider whether boys and girls are treated equally. Though he never thought about it before, Victor realizes they’re not. And it’s not fair to his sister. So Victor comes up with a plan to help.

Based on a true story of a Malawian boy, award-winning author Susan Hughes’s inspiring book celebrates how one person can make a big difference in the lives of others. It’s a perfect starting point for children to explore themes of gender inequality and unequal access to education, as well as the lack of clean water in some parts of the world. Nicole Miles’s appealing artwork in this graphic novel / picture book hybrid format adds emotional context to the story. Also included are information about education and water availability in Malawi, resources and a glossary of Chichewa words. Part of the CitizenKid collection and featuring a growth mindset, this important book has links to social studies lessons on global communities and cultures, as well as to character education lessons on initiative, fairness and adaptability.

Separate the FACTS from the historical fake news, and uncover some of history''s most EPIC FIBS. History is full of brave knights, fearsome queens, legendary explorers and epic stories passed down through the ages. But how much of what we THINK we know about history is true? And how much is just an EPIC FIB? Athena Kugblenu - comedian, podcaster and writer on CBBC''s Horrible Histories - discovers the truth that lies behind the tall tales. From harmless porkies that were just a bit of fun, to terrible untruths with HUGE consequences, it''s time to separate fact from fiction. Whether it''s revealing that Vikings never wore horned helmets and that famous Egyptian queen Cleopatra wasn''t actually, erm, Egyptian, to telling the truth about who really ''discovered'' America and Australia, or how much we really know about what people looked like in the past.With dynamic illustrations included throughout, History''s Most Epic Fibs separates the truth from the historical whoppers and shows that when it comes to history, things aren''t always what they seem . . .

Discover the truth behind the world''s biggest historical howlers!History is full of daring deeds, mighty heroes and incredible inventions. But it''s also full of humongous FAILS! Athena Kugblenu - comedian and writer on CBBC''s Horrible Histories - explores them all, whether it be the silly mishaps that changed the course of history or the mistakes that did us all a favour.From the Titanic lookout who forgot his binoculars or the astronaut who taped over the Moon landings, to the famous inventors who failed THOUSANDS of times before getting something right, the amazing scientists who ACCIDENTALLY invented life-saving medicines and the businesses that went bust and bounced back better - take a riotous ride through history and discover the epic fails that changed the world.