No Capes: The Real Heroes of New Orleans

by G.W. Carver High School Students

High school students write about their heroes of all kinds in moving stories. From loved ones and celebrities to historic activists, heroes from all backgrounds are represented. Read of sisterly love, fatherhood, Frank Ocean, and Angela Kinlaw.

— Simon Traub-Epstein, International Library of Young Authors

From the publisher: “The 12th grade students at G.W. Carver High School in New Orleans spent months writing, editing and creating this book about New Orleanian heroes. From stories about the bounce icon, Big Freedia, to teachers, artists, and lots of matriarchs, this book reminds us that true heroes exist all around us, and they don’t have to be wearing a cape to be one.”

Details

Publisher: 826 New Orleans

Publication year: 2019

Age: Grade 12

Genre: Non-Fiction

Language: English