by Joan Holub, Who HQ · Penguin Workshop · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780448479057
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Discover the chilling story of the Salem witch trials in 1692, where collective hysteria led to the conviction and execution of innocent people. This book explores the events that triggered the paranoia in the small town of Salem, Massachusetts, and how accusations of witchcraft transformed the community. Through an accessible narrative, Joan Holub and Who HQ reveal the fears and beliefs of the time, offering young readers a fascinating insight into this dark chapter of American history. With captivating illustrations, this book is a valuable educational tool for understanding the dangers of intolerance and the importance of critical thinking.
Joan Holub is an author and illustrator of over 180 books for children. She also uses the pen names Rita Book and Brad Bucks.
