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Description
Jimmy Carter: Thirty-Ninth President outlines the life of Jimmy Carter, from his upbringing in Plains, Georgia, through his service in the U.S. Navy, his term as governor of Georgia, and his presidency of the United States. It describes key events of his administration, such as the Camp David Accords, the energy crisis, and his focus on human rights, as well as his post-presidential work with the Carter Center. The book uses simple language and photographs to present facts about Carter's family, education, and public service.
Quick Summary
A peek inside the life of a small-town Georgia boy who grew up to become President shows kids that ordinary beginnings can lead to extraordinary change. They'll love the vivid snapshots of Carter's childhood hobbies, his love for his dog, and the way the book turns a presidential timeline into bite-size, relatable moments. If your child enjoys the quick-paced biographies in the "Who Was?" series, they'll find this picture-perfect portrait of Jimmy Carter just as irresistible. Ideal for early readers ages 6-9 and kids in grades 1-3 who like short, fact-filled chapters with colorful pictures.