This book is about Michael Jordan, one of the best basketball players ever. The book tells the story of how he went from a young boy with big dreams to an NBA superstar. It shows his hard work, determination and love for the game, as well as the challenges he faced and the goals he achieved. The book also talks about how he became famous worldwide and inspired millions of fans.
This book is about George Lucas, the man who created Star Wars and Indiana Jones. It tells the story of his early life, from his love of cars and movies as a kid to his journey in Hollywood. The book shows how he struggled to make Star Wars, but through hard work and creativity changed movies forever. It also talks about how he improved special effects and storytelling in films.
I Am Malala: How One Girl Stood Up for Education and Changed the World is an incredible autobiography by Malala spreading her story and inspiration about her advocating for education for women and her fight against oppression. Malala grew up in Swat Valley Pakistan where her father was a principal at her school. She was very passionate about learning and getting an education. She loved it very much. When the Taliban came and slowly took over part of Pakistan including Swat Valley it was a very hard time.
Who Is Muhammad Ali? is the biography of Muhammad Ali, one of the greatest boxers of all time. The book follows his journey from his childhood in Kentucky, where he first discovered boxing, to becoming a world champion. It also explores his struggles outside the ring, including his fight for civil rights and his stand against war. The book highlights his confidence, determination, and impact on sports and society.
Just Mercy by Brian Stevenson is a novel that perfectly encapsulates the jarring stories resulting from the failures of the criminal justice system. The memoir centers around the story of Walter McMillian–a wrongly convicted black man who was placed on death row–and the negative effect the racism that permeated the justice system at that time had in Walter’s case.
This book is the biography of David Beckham, a boy from England who dreamed of becoming a soccer star. The book follows his journey from playing for Manchester United to becoming an international football icon. It also highlights his time with teams like Real Madrid and LA Galaxy, as well as his influence off the field as a role model and philanthropist. The book shows how hard work and passion helped Beckham achieve his dreams.
This book is an informative biography of Harry S. Truman, the 33rd president of the United States. The book explores Truman’s early life in Missouri, his military service in World War I and his unexpected rise in politics. It highlights key moments of his presidency, including his decision to use atomic bombs in Japan, the start of the Cold War, the Marshall Plan and his leadership during the Korean War. The book is aimed at younger readers or those new to learning about Truman. It provides a clear timeline of his life and presidency, making it easy to follow.
This book is about in-depth biography of NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon. Written with Gordon’s involvement, the book explores his journey from a young racing prodigy to a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion. It details his struggles, victories and the mindset that made him one of the greatest drivers in NASCAR history. The book includes personal stories, behind-the-scenes insights and contributions from family, friends and rivals.
Born a Crime by Trevor Noah is a funny memoir about growing up in South Africa during Apartheid. As the son of a black mother and a white father, a relationship that was illegal, Noah shares his experiences of feeling like he didn’t belong to any group. Despite facing poverty and racism, Noah’s humor and his mother’s strength helped him navigate life’s challenges. The book mixes laughter with serious lessons about identity, resilience and love, making it an inspiring story of overcoming hardship.
The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls is a powerful memoir about resilience and family. Walls shares about her difficult childhood, growing up with her intelligent but alcoholic father and her artistic mother. Despite their love, her parents' choices often left the family hungry and living in poverty. Walls’ storytelling is raw and honest, showing both the pain and the love in her unconventional family.
