¡Manifiéstate!

A moving historical protest primer that invites even the youngest readers to rise up and fight for what’s right. - Kirkus Reviews

"Brilliant colors and dramatic contrast burst from the pages of this age-appropriate primer on the history and power of protests in the United States. From the Boston Tea Party to the Dakota Access Pipeline protests, the book asserts that “protest is American by definition!” The rhyming text conveys a message of determination and hope, while supplemental text boxes, timelines, and maps provide additional reading for older children or their reading helpers to expand on the events and topics raised." - Danielle Ballantyne, Foreword Reviews

"As the country commemorates Lexington and Concord and the American Revolution, author Rachel Katz and illustrator Sophie Bass’s fact-filled and delightfully rendered picture book shows how 25 moments of protest, resistance, and revolution led to victories won by the same kind of grit and risk-taking of the Minutemen 250 years ago—emancipation from slavery, women’s rights, safe foods, environmental protection, and minority voting rights. – LitHub, most anticipated children's books of 2025

"In its wide scope, lively illustrations, and enthusiastic message, it’s a highly recommended volume." - Mombian

"And finally, a book that is VERY much a book we need for our times right now. 25 protests are recounted, showing kids how to get into some good trouble." –  Betsy Bird, Librarian, @FuseEight

"Truly inspiring and the first introduction to protesting for my kids. They will know not to passively accept any second class treatment. P.S. you need this book." - @BooksGrowMinds, Instagram

A 2025 EUREKA! Silver Award Winner

A 2025 Chicago Public Library Best of the Best Books for Kids List