Before he was called a hero, Nicholas Winton was just a boy who loved puzzles, kindness, and helping others. When he grew up, he did something so extraordinary that people called him the “British Schindler.” In this child-friendly biography, kids will discover how one man quietly organised trains that carried hundreds of children to safety during World War II, even though he never told anyone about it for decades. Perfect for bedtime stories, school runs, or car journeys, this inspirational kids’ story is part of the Brilliant Minds series of educational biographies. Children will learn about courage, compassion, and the power of doing the right thing, even when no one is watching.