Ramona & the Net of Freedom: A Story of Anti-colonial Struggle and a Colouring Book
Ramona and the Net of Freedom describes who the girl Ramona was, and how indigenous people struggled for their freedom with a web of justice, equality and comradeship. The story of the history and present of colonial exploitation and the Zapatista struggle for autonomy, in child friendly presentation.
A story of anti-colonial struggle and a colouring book. A5 landscape, full colour.
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