
By Judith St. George, Britt Spencer (Illustrator)
Part of the Turning Point series
A wealthy young man questions his path and discovers a new world in politics.
Young Franklin Roosevelt enjoys a privileged life of sailing and foxhunts, destined for a gentleman's existence. But when he encounters influential figures, he begins to question his future. Could politics hold the key to a greater purpose? As Franklin navigates this new world, he faces a pivotal decision that could change his life and the nation. Discover the turning point that set him on the path to becoming one of America's most revered leaders. This tale of ambition and discovery is brought to life with vivid illustrations, capturing the essence of a future president's journey.
Young Franklin Roosevelt grew up knowing the finer things in life sailing, horseback riding, and foxhunts on his family’s large estate. Growing up wealthy meant he could live a gentleman’s life, like his beloved papa. Yet gentlemen weren’t supposed to go into politics, right? But why not? As young Franklin learns from a famous uncle and a famous mentor, there is more to the world than he thought. And about politics? Well, maybe there is more to that, too. Complete with lively illustrations by new illustrator Britt Spencer, this third book in Judith St. George’s Turning Point series reveals the turning point for the young man who would become one of America’s most honored presidents. “
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