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$1.50Boys of Grit Who Never Gave Up (Elsie Egermeier)
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The 3rd volume in the Boys of Grit set, these stories of young men who overcame great obstacles in life, to become men of significance: covers the lives of Dwight Moody, Booker T. Washington, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Abraham Lincoln, Washington Irving, William Carey, Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, Louis Pasteur, Alexander Graham Bell, Ignace Padarewski — and others!
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Boys of Grit Who Never Gave Up
The 3rd volume in the Boys of Grit set
You can measure the strength of a man by measuring what it takes to stop him. Thomas Edison always viewed failure as being one step closer to success. The eighteen men whose lives are put on display in Boys of Grit Who Never Gave Up did not let failures stop their pursuit of success and excellence. Learn about the determination needed to invent the phonograph or the persistence required to bring the modern telephone and the automotive assembly line into existence.
The Wright Brothers, D. L. Moody, and Louis Pasteur are just a few of the names that will inspire young people to attempt great things and to see failure as a stepping stone to success.
Here are stories of young men who overcame great obstacles in life, to become men of significance. Boys of Grit Who Never Gave Up covers the lives of:
- Dwight Moody
- Booker T. Washington
- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
- Abraham Lincoln
- Washington Irving
- William Carey
- Thomas Edison
- Henry Ford
- Louis Pasteur
- Alexander Graham Bell
- Ignace Padarewski — and others
“At the age of seven, my teacher thought I was a dunce and requested that I be removed from the school. But my mother believed that God had a special plan for me. Though I did not have my mother very long, she cast over me an influence which lasted all my life…If it had not been for her faith in me at a critical time in my experience, I should very likely never have become an inventor.” — Thomas Edison
Other volumes in the Boys of Grit set are:
- Boys of Grit Who Changed the World
- Boys of Grit Who Became Men of Honor
Table of Contents
- Honest Abe
- The Soldier’s Son who Fought a Strange Foe
- The Slave Boy Who Became a Great Leader
- The Boy Whose Dreams Came True
- The Lad Who Wanted His Country to Produce a Famous Poet
- The Boy Who Became an Empire Builder
- The Adventures of Andy, the Little Highlander
- The French Boy Who Thought Things Through
- The Boy Who Translated the Bible Into Many Languages
- The Boy Who Asked Puzzling Questions
- The Lad Whose Fame Grew in a Garden
- The Lad Who Was Conquered by Love
- The Boy Who Discovered that Wire Can “Talk”
- The Boy Who Did Things Differently
- Two Brothers Who Did What Couldn’t Be Done!
- The Boy Who Learned How to Use What Others Wasted
- The Boy Who Loved Music
Reader Review
“I really liked the book because even though they were poor and not well educated, these boys never gave up on their dreams. They worked hard to see their dreams come true.” — Janice Robinson of Neosho, Missouri
Weight | 0.66 lbs |
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