The Bus Ride

This is a work of historical fiction about an African American child who unintentionally protests being asked to sit in the back of the bus. I say "unintentionally" out of lack of a better word… she is aware that she and all other black passengers have to sit in the back section of the bus and out of curiosity investigates the front portion. When she sees there is nothing special she questions why it matters where people sit and what makes her less than worthy of sitting there too? The forward of this story is written by Rosa Parks. My only complaint is that it should have been more clearly stated that this is a work of historical fiction and not based on actual events.