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by Bill O'Reilly, Charles Flowers
In his latest book for young people, O’Reilly -- an award-winning broadcast news journalist, husband, father of two and author of the number one best-selling book of non-fiction for kids in 2005 -- writes clearly about the fine lines between a kid’s liberties and responsibilities, delves into contemporary court cases which are helping to redefine kids’ rights today, and proves by example how to be an advocate for one’s own rights no matter how old one is. His answers will surprise you. Some will empower you. All of them will make you think.
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