This is a wonderful entry in a wonderful series. With its lovely and appealing illustrations, along with a simple (yet profound) story line, this book gives young readers a chance to learn more about a most impressive man. Even as an adult, I learned things about Gandhi that I had not known while reading this book. Gandhi was a man who stood up (and sat down) for his beliefs in equality and self-government, always invoking peaceful protest. He is a man to be admired.

Many thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for another entry in a most favorite series. All opinions are my own.

It's a short book, yet tells the story of Gandhi in a nice way for kids. I also liked the illustrations.

A very interesting and informative book that young readers would particularly be attracted to due to the vibrant colors and solid information.

After copious women, the honour of being third (or is it fourth?) male in this very decent series of books for the very young goes to Mohandas Gandhi, lawyer, campaigner, pacifist and assassination victim. Smoothing over some of that for the very young, this book portrays Gandhi – and his peaceful, ever-present bird avatar – in all stages of his life. Sometimes the artwork is given little to do – ooh, random people – but that's because these books pare the story of these heroic figures back to a little over two hundred words, if that. They do it well, even if I have to agree that the benefit of parental or tutorial expansion into ideas of religious difference and racism might be needed in this instance. It's not a bad primer, however, and that's all this colourful, intelligent series is designed to be.

This is a lovely addidtion to this series. It is perfect to read to or with young children. The unique illustrations are lovely. Once again, another one of these I have enjoyed.

I love this series! Yet another great addition! I loved the pictures, the simplicity of the text for younger minds - but also how the book still includes details to pique children's interest. Another favorite!

I'm sad to say that there was lot in this little children's book that I didn't know or else forgot about Gandhi. Once again Sanchez Vegara does a wonderful job showcasing a great person in history. She makes Gandhi's story understandable for little ones without discounting the truth of it.

I received an advanced copy through Netgalley in return for an honest review.

"Mahatma Gandhi" is another quality addition to the "Little People, Big Dream" series. While the history behind Gandhi's revolutionary movements was brutal, unfair and violent, this little book, however, manages to bring out the dark sides of history in a positive way through uplifting text and illustrations. The focus of the book is about Gandhi's determination to reform using the power of peace rather than the power of force. Such a great little book for children to get acquainted with Gandhi. .

This is a very sanitized children's biographical picture book. It's not that I was expecting it to talk about Gandhi's explicit racism, mistreatment of his family, or sexual habits... but I would've liked at least a bit of skepticism. This book almost deifies him, while ignoring all of the problematic aspects of his life.

Unlike with some of the other books in this series, I did sort of like the illustrations in this one. That's a plus. On the downside, the book refers to Gandhi as "Mahatma" before that term is actually explained; that should've been caught by an editor.

Knowing what we now know about Gandhi, this was a risky choice of topic for a picture book. I was hoping to have at least some of the controversy addressed. Instead, this is a very one-sided look at a man who may have done some great things... but was far from a saint in other respects. Such an uncritical look at a person's life tends to read more like propaganda than a balanced biography. So I can't really recommend this one.

Mahatma Gandhi is a new biography for young readers in the Little People, Big Dreams series. I've reviewed a number of these titles and they all manage to pack an impressive amount of detail in these little books in an age-appropriate and accessible manner.

Due out 2nd May 2019 from Quarto on their Frances Lincoln imprint, it'll be 32 pages and will be available in hardcover, and ebook formats.

Written by Isabel Sánchez Vegara it's well written in clear accessible language. The gentle and sweetly humorous illustrations were well done. I loved the picture of young Gandhi with the dove (see cover illustration). The art by Albert Arrayas is appealing and colorful and supports the text very well. The illustrations are rich in small subtle details which bear a closer look.

Well written and appealing, I am really enjoying all of these little books. This one is a worthy addition.

Five stars. This would make a superlative reading circle book, classroom library book, or gift.

Loved this simple but effective biographical storybook about the life and works of Ghandi. A powerful figure in India. This is a perfect storybook to read to older toddlers and introduce them to famous, revolutionary figures. A must buy!
Thank you Netgalley for providing this ARC in exchange for an honest.

Cute little book of Gandhi's life and achievements, definitely simplified but book is still enjoyable for older children as well. Definitely interested in checking out the other books including this series!

This book was another addition to the „Little People, Big Dreams“ series. It covered the life of Mahatma Gandhi, starting in his early childhood.
While this book sums up important parts of Gandhi‘s life in an easy manner that’s appropriate for kids, it felt like he was idolized a bit too much for my liking.
„Mahatma Gandhi“ wasn’t my favorite in this series, but it’s a good read for young children nevertheless.

This is a lovely addition to the range, summarising a period of great turbulent history in a child friendly way, with tact and compassion. We know that aspects of Ghandi could be regarded as problematic, but this book has a shrewd focus,

Very good.

Mahatma Gandhi is a book for young children, introducing them to the famous leader. The text gives enough information to be interesting and educational for its young audience without providing any disturbing information the younger set is not ready for. The illustrations are colorful, with enough detail to spark interest and insure children will want to revisit the story many times.
There are photographs of Gandhi at the end of the book,. Overall, a great introduction to nonfiction in general, and to the historical leader specifically.

An important story told in an approachable way. I would gladly add this book to a classroom or school library. Professionally done.

Another great installment and one that every History and RE teacher should own. The life of Ghandi is one of inspiration, admiration and humility. Every child should have the opportunity to know this biography.
As always, the illustrations complimeng the ongoing story and the time line helps solidify the key events of his life.

Another wonderful book about great people of history, beautifully illustrated and well written. Tells the story of Mohandas Ghandi in a very simple way, so children can understand about this great man. A wonderful book to introduce children to Ghandi and introduce them to further ideas like protest, racism and peace. Another great read this series is wonderful wish we’d had these when I was young

Thanks to netgalley and the publisher for a free copy for an honest opinion

This was my least favorite of these books so far. Ghandi's story was told well and the illustrations matched the story, but it glossed over some of the questions about Ghandi's attitude towards non-Indian POC in a way that made me a little uncomfortable, even though I understand that could be difficult to add to a picture book for kids.

This series is always a joy to read, it’s a really nice introduction to well known people for little children. Of course the plot is always a little bit fast but that’s to be expected and it’s totally understandable.
I've always been intrigued by Gandhi. So much so that he was actually part of my high school thesis. The fact that he was able to create a peaceful resistance movement is very inspiring. Children would benefit a lot from learning more about this astonishing man who changed so much using just the power of peace.