Children Who Changed the World: The Childhood Biographies of Gates, Jobs, Disney, Einstein, Ford, Tesla, and Edison

What were these 7 amazing people like as children?

What kind of childhoods, education, and families did they have? What led them to their outstanding accomplishments? Was it Intelligence? Fortitude? Confidence? Passion? Luck? All of the above? Or was it something else?

Enjoy these seven fascinating, but little-known stories. Follow each of these children through that brief period of life where life-long personalities are formed. Discover what turned them into world-changing icons of modern history; what turned little Albert into “EINSTEIN” or young Thomas into “EDISON.”

These short stories give surprising glimpses into the young lives of these seven incredible people, revealing the unusual behaviors, curiosities and passions that lead to their greatness.

• Perfect for parents to understand their children.
• Perfect for children to understand their potential.

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Praise for Children Who Changed the World

“What a joy it was to read!! The best part was sharing bits with my 11-year-old. I loved this book!”
~ Amazon book reviewer

“I thought this book was fascinating! It was full of really interesting, short snippets of stories that gave us a glimpse into the events that shaped these children’s curiosity and passions. After reading, I really couldn’t wait to share with others.”
~ Amazon book reviewer

“Interesting book. There are a lot of traits these geniuses have in common. A good read for middle schoolers. This book will pique their interests to get more information.”
~ Amazon book reviewer

“This book is an interesting read for at least two reasons. First, it is a birds-eye view of the lives of seven unique geniuses presented from a different perspective, and second, it provides an introduction for children in elementary and middle school classrooms to learn about and research these intellectual giants.”
~ Amazon book reviewer

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