O'Brien, Anne Sibley

A graphic novel retelling of the seventeenth-century Korean story of Hong Kil Dong, a boy who, denied his birthright because his mother is a commoner, trains himself to be strong and wise and sets out to right the injustices shown to peasants before claiming his rightful role as a leader.

A graphic novel retelling of the seventeenth-century Korean story of Hong Kil Dong, a boy who, denied his birthright because his mother is a commoner, trains himself to be strong and wise and sets out to right the injustices shown to peasants before claiming his rightful role as a leader.

Details the history of the nonviolent resistance movement begun by Mohandas Gandhi and reveals how he and his followers used this technique to oust the British Empire from India. Examines how Gandhi's nonviolent legacy is used by current groups to promote social and political change around the world and highlights a variety of major events in which passive resistance has been used.

A sad princess finds happiness after marrying a beggar.