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Gandhi / text, Clémentine V. Baron ; translation, Catherine Nolan ; illustrations, Bruno Wennagel, Mathieu Ferret, Aurélie Verdon, Nuno Alves Rodrigues, Guillaume Biasse, Mathilde Tuffin, Sophie D'Hénin.

by Baron, Clémentine V.

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Roaring Brook Press, c2018.

954.035092 G195b

Gandhi, Mahatma, 1869-1948 -- Juvenile literature.

Statesmen -- India -- Biography -- Juvenile literature.

Pacifists -- India -- Biography -- Juvenile literature.

First U.S. edition.

1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations, color map ; 14 x 18 cm.

First published in France in 2017 by Quelle Historire, Paris.

Mahatma Gandhi was the celebrated leader of the Indian independence movement, and an inspiration for many similar movements around the world. Gandhi began his push for nonviolent civil disobedience as an expatriate lawyer in South Africa, eventually bringing the practice to India where he led the Indian National Congress. He is referred to as the Father of the Nation, and remains a symbol of freedom and nonviolence to this day.

Biography, Juvenile.

Nolan, Catherine.

Wennagel, Bruno.

Ferret, Mathieu.

Verdon, Aurélie.

Rodrigues, Nuno Alves.

Biasse, Guillaume.

Tuffin, Mathilde.

D'Hénin, Sophie.

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