Just One Pebble. One Boy's Quest to End Hunger [Hardcover]

The inspiring true story of an unusual 9-year-old who made a difference. [...] A stirring tale of community outreach. —Kirkus Reviews

Winner of the Goddard Riverside CBC Youth Book Prize for Social Justice!

One day, on his way to the store, Braeden Mannering sees a man sitting by the side of the road. He has no home, no belongings, and no food. “Somebody should help him,” he tells his mom. “You’re somebody,” she replies. Braeden thinks about it. Maybe he can help!

“Anyone can change the world as long as you dream big.” The true story of a boy who ignites awareness and provides aid for hunger relief in his community. For children ages 5 years and up.Like her mother and grandmother,Dianna Wilson-Sirkovsky has always loved books and cats. She renewed her love of picture books when reading to her children, Laura and Garrett, and later she began to write and share stories of her own. Now she takes great pleasure in writing children’s stories, often inspired by true events, about the joys of adventure and discovery. Dianna and her family are deeply committed to animal rescue and the ethical treatment of all animals. They have shared their lives with nine beloved rescue cats. Dianna works as a university administrator in Montreal, Québec, where she lives with her husband, David.

Sara Casilda (1988) is an artist from Madrid, Spain. She has worked in various disciplines, including illustration, graphic design, murals, and photography. In addition, she’s interested in painting, writing, and animation. Her love of the arts led her to picture books. Sara’s first book,To Bed, to Bed, was a finalist in Clavis Publishing’s Key Colours competition. Her mixed media drawings begin with charcoal and graphite, are colored with watercolors or colored pencils, and are finished with digital touches. She loves nalc+