Seven Miles to Freedom
Review
By Fuse #8
Seven Miles to Freedom takes a relatively unknown hero and renders his story loud, strong, and clear. With illustrations by first-time picture book artist Duane Smith, it’s the kind of book with enough innate drama to stick in the minds of its intended audience. . . . A great new take on a little known true-life tale.
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