WOW…I had no idea (or actually had forgotten) how cool the library is! I have enjoyed more presidential biographies including…
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, T. Woodrow Wilson, Ulysses S. Grant and James Madison!
It’s amazing to have read all this American (primarily presidential) history last spring and into the summer. It’s fascinating for me and for my kids (at the dinner table) to talk about these men and the American events around them. It’s like “home-schooling” without trying! It made the Fourth of July and the childrens’ attitudes different in understanding what it means to live in a “free” country!
I have decided the Theodore Roosevelt biographies are my favorite. (The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt and Theodore Rex by Edmund Morris). What an intriguing and amazing leader!
The Spring we focused on former American Presidents as a family . Here are some book I read this Spring that have provided wonderful conversation for my son, hubby, daughter and me!
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln (mainly on the internet…articles)
Life in Colonial America
Abigail Adams
James Madison
The Rise and Fall of Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Rex
John Adams
Founding Mothers
The First American (Ben Franklin…this book surprised me!)
John Quincy Adams
It’s been fascinating to read the history, intrigues, and amazing delicacy in which this nation was put together. You definitely get the impression it’s amazing America is here! Let me know if you are interested. I’m sorry I don’t have author names right by me…but my favorite is David McCollough and Edmund Morris.
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She is married to Sr Pastor Brian Fisher and they have two beautiful children. Tristie continues to serve through teaching God's Word to adult and college women audiences at retreats and conferences. On this blog she shares her thoughts as a mom, a wife and ultimately a child of Christ.
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