Ron refusing to budge (even after the police has been called) finally causes Mrs. Fielding, for example, seem to be at least somewhat in agreement with Ron that the regulations not allowing African Americans to sign out library books are wrong and discriminatory, but as positive, as caring as this might seem on the surface, Ron still remains determined to obtain his very own library card (as circumventing, working around discriminatory laws and rules might well work as a temporary fix, but will not change the actual regulations against African-American individuals not being allowed to have a library card, which remains in place and enforceable). It is interesting that a number of Lake City, South Carolina's white citizens, like Mrs. This book also shows determination and resistance can result in great accomplishments, also the illustrations are really just like the story's plot was lovely.Ī deepth explanation was made by an account named Manybooks. This book through the perspective of a child hints at what segregation was, which gets the children curious and asking question. This book incorporates a realistic story that describes how life was in the 1950. This book is an excellent book for children that teaches them about history and a life lesson. “Ron’s Big Mission” is certainly one brilliant book about the importance of standing up for yourself that many children will love for many years. Naden and illustrated by Don Tate and it details the big mission that a young boy named Ron must accomplished. “Ron’s Big Mission” was a children’s book by Rose Blue and Corinne J. There were many children’s books that deal with the racism that many African-Americans had to face during the 1950s, but this particular book is a big success. Includes facts about McNair, who grew up to be an astronaut. One summer day he dreams of becoming a pilot, walks into the Lake City, South Carolina, public library and insists on checking out some books, despite the rule that only white people can have library cards.

The book tells about a young African-American boy call Ron McNair in in 1959.

Ron's Big Mission by Rose Blue