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Description
This biography follows the life of George H.W. Bush from his childhood in Connecticut through his military service during World War II, his political career, and his term as the forty-first president of the United States. The book also covers his post-presidential years and his legacy. Written for middle grade readers at a 6.6 reading level, the book presents key events and accomplishments of Bush's life and career.
Quick Summary
George H.W. Bush zoomed through the sky as a Navy pilot, survived deadly battles in the Pacific, and later called the White House home. Readers will love discovering how this kid from Connecticut became a war hero, oil tycoon, CIA director, and president all before facing off against his own son in a presidential election. If your kid loves the real-life drama and surprises of books like "Who Was George Washington?" they'll devour this fast-paced look at the forty-first president. With its short chapters, dramatic stories, and an AR Level of 6.6, this biography is a perfect fit for kids in grades 4-7.