Young Revolutionaries Who Rock: An Insider's Guide to Saving the World One Revolution at a Time

by Dallas Jessup, Rusty Fischer

From the front lines of youth activism, Dallas Jessup (17) delivers a how-to-guide for any teen who wants to change the world. She shares inspiring stories of 10 high-impact teens and her own community service project which grew into a million-girl worldwide revolution against predators. Non-profit success tips from heroic teens for the next generation of heroes. A must-read for any teen wanting a roadmap to launch their own amazing cool and effective non-profit.

168 pages, Paperback

First published March 23, 2009

Reviews

[morninglightmama]

Written with a teen audience in mind, this book had some formatting and style particulars that weren't necessarily my cup of tea, but would more than likely appeal more to a younger reader. Dallas Jessup's message is clear and inviting-- act up now! She writes with enthusiasm and obvious passion, and her own personal revolutionary experiences are amazing. In between her encouraging words and many numbered lists, she shares the stories of nine other teens who have made incredible differences through their volunteering and organizing efforts.

[Angela]

For review.

[Stephanie Plewa]

Not bad, but I got more information on how to start my own revolution instead of learning about her which is what I expected to do. It was a bit entertaining to read though. :)