From Polio to President: The Story of Franklin D. Roosevelt for Kids

From leading the nation through the Great Depression to guiding the world in World War II, one leader stood strong when times were toughest. With a spirit that never wavered, he gave hope to millions, proving that challenges are meant to be faced head-on. This engaging book takes young readers on a journey through the life of a president who refused to let obstacles define him. Struck by polio as a young man, he lost the ability to walk-but not the determination to lead. Elected an unprecedented four times, he reshaped America with bold decisions, inspiring speeches, and a vision that still impacts lives today. Inside, kids will discover the man behind the history-his love for collecting stamps, his passion for the outdoors, and how he became the first president to appear on television. They'll see how he connected with everyday people through radio, faced war with unshakable resolve, and changed the way presidents lead the country. Packed with fascinating facts and powerful lessons, this book shows how resilience, leadership, and courage can change the world. Perfect for young history lovers, future leaders, and anyone who believes that strength isn't measured by what you can do, but by how you rise after falling.