Bessie the Inventor : The Steminist Who Forged Her Own Path
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Overview
Written by an engineer who has worked for the FBI and the White House, this STEMinist picture book biography tells the story of Bessie Blount, a groundbreaking Black inventor.
What do you do when people tell you no? This is a true story of what happens when you tell yourself yes
When a teacher said she couldn't write with her left hand, Bessie taught herself to be right-handed. At a time when many people were unfairly denied more education, Bessie studied hard and became a nurse and physical therapist. And when her patients--injured World War II soldiers--couldn't feed themselves, Bessie invented a device to assist them. Bessie's determination allowed her to help others in so many ways.
From celebrated STEMinist Afua Bruce and award-winning artist Laura Freeman comes the inspiring true story of the extraordinary Bessie Blount.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798260512418
- ISBN-10: 9798260512418
- Publisher: Bound to Stay Bound Books
- Publish Date: January 2027
- Page Count: 40
- Reading Level: Ages 4-8
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