A first look at JANE JACOBS for young readers

 

Hello friends!

I’m thrilled to bring you a first look at…

JANE JACOBS: CHAMPION OF CITIES, CHAMPION OF PEOPLE

So many of you have supported my work through the many years it took to research, write, and re-write this book! (Thank you.) With just weeks away to the publication date, I appreciate your continued support! If you have a few minutes to help (and if you’re able to), would you:

I am so appreciative of your support and thrilled to get Jane’s story in the hands of young readers!

My sincere gratitude,
Becky


PRAISE

“Thank you, Rebecca Pitts. Each generation deserves their own Jane Jacobs biography, written in the rhythms and sensibilities of today’s youth. When future urbanists now in school are asked where they first were introduced to the work and life of Jane Jacobs, I would not be surprised how many will credit Pitts’ phenomenally researched and entertaining book.”
Barry Wittenstein, author of NCTE Orbis Pictus Award-winning A Place to Land: Martin Luther King Jr. and the Speech That Inspired a Nation

Jane Jacobs: Champion of Cities, Champion of People is the civics education I wish I had when I was a teenager. Pitts brings Jacobs’s lessons on community organizing, civil disobedience, and city building to life with casual ease—all while not being afraid to question how Jane’s ideas hold up today.”
—Nathan Storring, co-editor of Vital Little Plans: The Short Works of Jane Jacobs