Freedom in the Congo Square "Freedom in the Congo Square" is the work that won the Caldecott Honor Award in Americas most outstanding picture book each year. Koreta Scott, King of Honor, and Charlotte Zoloto. American Library Association Junior Library Guild selection book, The New York Times best picture book, The best picture book of the curious review The interest of all the circles in this book is also remarkable. Caldecott Honorary winner "Liberty of the Congo plaza" Tells the story that was in the Congo Square. The slaves of New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, who suffered from hard labor, recalled the meaning of freedom through the fact that they had gathered in the Congo Square for half a day on Sunday, and reminded them of the meaning of freedom. A mysterious illustration of the painful and liberated feelings of dense slaves, a delicately subdued suppression and freedom. Visit the Congo Square on Sunday through this one book. And look for the "freedom" that slaves discovered long ago.