Unstoppable John

In "Unstoppable John," bestselling author Pat Zietlow Miller shares the inspiring biography of John Lewis, who, driven by the simple desire for a library card in 1956, became a powerful advocate for civil rights and justice. Highlighting his relentless fight against segregation and unfair laws, the book illustrates how Lewis's efforts helped transform society, allowing all people to access restaurants, movies, voting rights, and libraries. Accompanied by an author's note and a timeline of his remarkable life, this poignant narrative underscores the profound influence of both Lewis and the world of books.