Theodore Roosevelt

Theodore Roosevelt was a determined leader whose energy and vision helped shape the United States in the early 1900s. This book introduces readers to Roosevelt’s life—from his childhood struggles with illness to his rise as a war hero and the nation’s 26th president. Clear, straightforward text explains how his commitment to fairness, conservation, and public service led to the creation of national parks, the breakup of powerful monopolies, and the building of the Panama Canal. Readers will also learn about the challenges he faced and the lasting impact of his leadership. In support of state and national social studies standards for students in grades 3-5, this biography brings Roosevelt’s story to life for readers exploring influential figures in American history.