Good Guy Jake/Buen Chico Jake
Author: Mark Torres
Illustrations: Yana Murashko
Translation: Medlin Arroyo
Synopsis: For years at Christmas, Jake has given the children in a local shelter broken toys he pulled from the trash on his rounds and repaired and painted. But when an angry motorist turns Jake in to the sanitation company, Jake is fired for breaking city regulations. His union takes the case to arbitration. Will Jake win his job back? Find out in this sweet Christmas classic for labor!
Author: Mark Torres
Illustrations: Yana Murashko
Translation: Medlin Arroyo
Synopsis: For years at Christmas, Jake has given the children in a local shelter broken toys he pulled from the trash on his rounds and repaired and painted. But when an angry motorist turns Jake in to the sanitation company, Jake is fired for breaking city regulations. His union takes the case to arbitration. Will Jake win his job back? Find out in this sweet Christmas classic for labor!
Author: Mark Torres
Illustrations: Yana Murashko
Translation: Medlin Arroyo
Synopsis: For years at Christmas, Jake has given the children in a local shelter broken toys he pulled from the trash on his rounds and repaired and painted. But when an angry motorist turns Jake in to the sanitation company, Jake is fired for breaking city regulations. His union takes the case to arbitration. Will Jake win his job back? Find out in this sweet Christmas classic for labor!
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“Take this new Christmas classic to your local schools, libraries, bookstores, daycare centers…The children will learn the real union story: advocating for social justice for working people.”