Presents the life of the American suffragist, born a Quaker, who started in the temperance movement and went on to become an important figure working for women's rights in the nineteenth century.
The Susan B. Anthony You Never Knew was an informative read written as if given in a lecture like format. James Lincoln Collier did a wonderful job making his reader feel like an active audience member who is clearly being shown exactly what life was like during the late 1800s/early 1900s for woman in the United States, and the role of the early suffragettes. I really enjoyed it, and unlike a lot of other non-fiction books for children this one was written in a way that I think will speak to students, not above them.