Description
At ninety years old, Doris Haddock, affectionately known as Granny D, embarks on an extraordinary journey that defies age and convention. Driven by a passion for democracy and a desire to inspire others, she takes to the road, walking across the United States to raise awareness about campaign finance reform. Over fourteen months, she traverses diverse landscapes, connecting with countless individuals who share her vision for a more just political system.
Granny D's journey is more than just a physical trek; it is a testament to the power of activism, demonstrating that age is no barrier to making a difference. Along the way, she faces various challenges, from physical exhaustion to skepticism from those who doubt her mission. Yet, her unwavering spirit and commitment shine through, encouraging others to join her cause and challenge societal norms.
Through her candid reflections, Granny D inspires readers to believe in their own capacity for change, reminding them that it's never too late to raise a little hell in pursuit of what is right. Her story serves as a powerful reminder that passion knows no age and that one person can indeed spark a movement.
Granny D's journey is more than just a physical trek; it is a testament to the power of activism, demonstrating that age is no barrier to making a difference. Along the way, she faces various challenges, from physical exhaustion to skepticism from those who doubt her mission. Yet, her unwavering spirit and commitment shine through, encouraging others to join her cause and challenge societal norms.
Through her candid reflections, Granny D inspires readers to believe in their own capacity for change, reminding them that it's never too late to raise a little hell in pursuit of what is right. Her story serves as a powerful reminder that passion knows no age and that one person can indeed spark a movement.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
294 pages
Language
English
Published
Apr 8, 2003
Publisher
Villard
Edition
Reprint, Subsequent
Editions
7 editions
ISBN-10
0812966910
ISBN-13
9780812966916