Bread and Roses, Too

In this compelling audiobook, Rosa's life turns upside down when her mother begins singing union songs in the streets following the death of her father in a mill accident. As her family joins the strikers, Rosa fears for their safety and is sent away to Vermont with other children. While on the train, she meets a boy who asks her to pretend he is her brother, leading her to protect him despite her suspicions of his hidden past. Based on true events from the infamous 1912 strike, this poignant tale explores themes of family, courage, and resilience.