Childhood of Famous Americans (Paperback Teddy Roosevelt: Young Rough Rider, (Paperback)
Childhood of Famous Americans (Paperback Teddy Roosevelt: Young Rough Rider, (Paperback)
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Childhood of Famous Americans (Paperback Teddy Roosevelt: Young Rough Rider, (Paperback)

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  • Childhood of Famous Americans (Paperback Teddy Roosevelt: Young Rough Rider, (Paperback)
  • Author: Aladdin Paperbacks
  • ISBN: 9780689713491
  • Format: Paperback
  • Publication Date: 1989-10-30
  • Page Count: 192
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Nov 23, 2022
Charlie
5 out of 5 stars review

Fictionalized, but still accurate enough

Although President Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt was born into privilege, he was still a self-made man. He was a sickly child born into wealth that worked hard at turning his body into something that he could use to get what he wanted out of life. Severely asthmatic as a child, he adopted a vigorous lifestyle, becoming among other things a big-game hunter, explorer, cattle rancher, soldier, crusader for justice, author, conservationist, trust-buster and the 26th President of the United States. This book is a fictionized version of his youth, capturing his exuberant and dynamic personality. Some of his childhood antics are typical of what a mischievous boy would do, if you were a member of a wealthy family. Roosevelt never seemed to use his social rank to gain advantage and the energy and courage he had as a child went with him into adulthood. This is a fun book to read, for it is a true story of a child with a weak body that turned it into a strong one by sheer determination. Making him a hero to all 98-pound weaklings.

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