AIMED TO INSPIRE YOUNG PEOPLE
Mahatma GANDHI is often imagined and portrayed as an elderly man, full of wisdom and wearing a simple loin-cloth.
However, the public rarely envisions him as a young man in a suit, shivering in the cold of a train station waiting room, unsure of his identity and confused about how to stand up to injustice.
This is the Gandhi that co-authors Kathryn Pillay and Stephanie Michelle Ebert introduce in their first children’s book: How to Stop a Train, The Story of How Mohandas Gandhi Became
