Kirjahaku

Fourth grader Gregory Cooper is in a wheelchair. He loves watching baseball and playing catch in the park. Gregory often prays to God for healing. He decides to play his ukulele in the school's talent show. Gregory gives an outstanding performance and gets a standing ovation. Then, the audience applauds even more at Gregory's surprising response to the standing ovation.

Connie is an outgoing 6th grader in an Indiana school. As a Christian, she tries to build a relationship with her classmates, including Amelia. New to Indiana, Amelia ignores Connie because she has adopted her father's negative views about people of color. But Connie doesn't understand. Miss Hilton, the teacher, sees the impasse between the two girls. In response, she gives the girls an assignment: create an historical fiction story that will be entered into a writing contest. Through a series of events and prayers from others, Connie and Amelia create a story that changes lives. Complete with a video conference meeting with George Washington, the first President of the United States, The Assignment that Changed History is a heartwarming story of forgiveness, teamwork and racial healing.