* THIS BOOK IS IN FRENCH ONLY *

Joséphine Baker seemed born for the stage. But growing up in St. Louis—a city marked by racial segregation—she did not have the same opportunities as white performers. So, she left for Paris, where the public fell under her spell. She was a dancer, a singer, an actress, and, at times, even a spy. When the Second World War came to an end, Joséphine dedicated her life to demonstrating that people of all colors could live together in harmony.

Author: María Isabel Sánchez Vegara

Illustrator: Agathe Sorlet