When the rules aren't right
Subtitle: 7 time travel tales of activism
By: Leslie Tolf ; [illustrators], Sophie Geneva Page, Giselle Sarmiento, Molly Walsh [and 4 others]
Contributors: Page, Sophie Geneva, illustrator; Sarmiento, Giselle, illustrator; Walsh, Molly, illustrator
Publisher: Bardo Press
Published: 2016
Place of publication: Washington, DC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 111
ISBN-13: 9780692766514
Subjects: Political activists; Fiction; Social advocacy; Social action; Employee rights; Civil rights
Description: "This is a graphic novel for all ages. It is the story of Emma, your basic fed-up teen, tired of parents who only talk about work and money, a self-obsessed older sister, and a brother who's moved back home because he's drowning in student debt. She hates her chores, her know-nothing classes and she's oblivious to the bigger world out there that could use her help. One night, her Nana visits her and takes her in a magical time machine to show her people with real problems ... and real solutions. When the Rules Aren't Right offers readers a look at the struggle of workers -- let's them stand in the middle of the action and watch ordinary people achieving extraordinary things."--Page 4 of cover.