Harriet, the Moses of Her People

"Harriet, the Moses of Her People" by Sarah H. Bradford is a biographical story about Harriet Tubman, an extraordinary woman celebrated for her bravery as a conductor on the Underground Railroad. The book begins by painting a picture of Harriet’s early life, where she endures the brutal realities of slavery and suffers a lasting head injury. Despite these challenges, her longing for freedom grows stronger, pushing her to dream of a better future for herself and her community. This section emphasizes her growing faith and commitment, foreshadowing her transformation into a fearless leader who will risk everything to guide others to freedom, earning her the powerful title of "Moses."