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Genre: Non-Fiction, Memoir, Human Rights, Activism
Rating: ★★★★★ (5/5)

Book Review:
This book is a profoundly inspiring and powerful true story that launched a global movement. It chronicles the journey of a young Craig Kielburger who, at the age of 12, was moved to action after reading about the murder of a child laborer in Pakistan. What began as a small school project exploded into an international human rights organization, Free The Children.

The book reads like an adventure story, detailing Craig's travels through South Asia to witness the plight of child laborers firsthand. Endorsed by figures like Desmond Tutu and Jane Goodall, it is a testament to the incredible power of youth and the idea that one person—no matter their age—can indeed change the world. An uplifting and essential read that will ignite a sense of purpose and hope in readers of all ages.