Visually stunning. The illustrations are so beautiful and eye catching it can be easy to get off track of such an important message. Based on a tribe's opposition to a pipeline being constructed near their water source, it is a reminder that indigenous violations and environmental concerns are still being violated today. There is a compelling message here among the inspirational writing style. A complement to any library's diversified collection to include native voices.

Visually stunning. The illustrations are so beautiful and eye catching it can be easy to get off track of such an important message. Based on a tribe's opposition to a pipeline being constructed near their water source, it is a reminder that indigenous violations and environmental concerns are still being violated today. There is a compelling message here among the inspirational writing style. A complement to any library's diversified collection to include native voices.

The author's comments in the note in the back of the book says it all. "Bass's story is so incredible it comes close to sounding like a tall tale. But it isn't. It's true." This was my experience reading this book An amazing story of a deputy US Marshal that was bigger than life. If you like stories of the violent Old West, you will want to read this book.

March as a series is a very thorough book on what John Lewis went through in the Civil Rights movement. It has very detailed narration on events as they happen and gives really good character dialogue in certain scenes. The art is beautifully drawn and is stylized in a way that fits the story. The only downside is that the simple black and white coloring makes it hard to differentiate between characters at times. Other than that, an incredibly good and true telling of the hardships that John Lewis and others went through.