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Hey Grandude! -  by Paul McCartney (Hardcover)

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Titles span readers from children to adults, with suggested age ranges including 8–12 years, 11–14 years, 12–18 years, and 22 years and up.

Available in paperback and hardcover; page counts across the selection range from about 96 to 336 pages.

Many titles offer concrete, hands-on guidance: hospitality ideas and discussion questions, insider tips and best practices for careers in development, step-by-step advice for launching and scaling social projects, and activity ideas and tips for kids to start campaigns or community actions.

Several titles are aimed at young readers and teens, featuring profiles and stories of teen activists, illustrated middle-grade spotlights on youth campaigners, and kid-friendly guides with ideas and tips for getting involved.

Career-focused titles provide practical roadmaps and insider advice on entering and thriving in international development, explain how large organizations operate, and offer step-by-step guidance for launching and scaling social-impact ideas.

Some titles include illustrations and visual storytelling, forewords by recognized activists, and extended front- and back-matter with facts and supporting content.

Many pair inspirational stories and profiles of changemakers with practical elements—ideas, tips, checklists, and step-by-step guidance—so readers get both motivation and concrete next steps.

The selection offers global perspectives—discussing work in the Global South and Latin America—alongside historical looks at U.S. protest movements and stories of activists from around the world.

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