When fighting makes some sense: Muhammad Ali My First Muhammad Ali by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara; Brosmind

A take away message from this board book is that Muhammad Ali was “the greatest” both inside and outside of the boxing ring.  The youngest listeners will learn about Ali’s decision to learn boxing and also his refusal to fight in a war.  They will see that he also gave back by doing charitable work.

As is usual with this series, young readers and listeners will learn a bit about a well known person and what makes them someone to admire.

Many thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for this title in exchange for an honest review.

From the publisher

Soon, Cassius was learning how to box. He was not the strongest fighter,Soon, Cassius was learning how to box. He was not the strongest fighter, but he had a secret weapon.

Fight after fight, Cassius proved himself as an junior boxer.Fight after fight, Cassius proved himself as an junior boxer. His talent took him to the Olympics in Rome, where he won a gold medal. But it was not enough! He dream of going professional.

Ali was admired and loved by people from all around the world.Ali was admired and loved by people from all around the world. And when he retired, he gave all that love back, by working for charities and helping others.

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