Janusz Korczak. It includes detailed descriptions of the school in his orphanage, Nasz Dom, along with the treatises "How to Love a Child" and "The Child's Right to Respect" Various children are described as well, along with how a teacher should approach them. Also included are Korczak's biography of Louis Pasteur and his Warsaw Ghetto memoirs.

    This was in Providence, Rhode Island, during the Revolutionary War. Hannah didn't realize then how selfish she was, not to give up her own plate to the cause, but she did when her brother was wounded. As time passed, she learned how much of a struggle it was to fight for freedom. There was hard work for the little girl, but excitement, soldiers, spies and even her plate saved a life!"