Abe Lincoln

in Chicago. The author of the book wants you to realize how good of a person president

Lincoln was. He says "Lincoln was a mysterious man, but is a great American folk hero."

"Abraham Lincolm stood out in a crowd as much for his wit and rollicking humor as for

his height." Lincoln was admired by many people and they loved his way of acting

towards the common people. He was loved by everyone. Anyone who admired

Abraham Lincoln or was wanting to learn more about him would want to read this book.

People of all ages could read it and they would get a lot out of it. Not only

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I always thought of

him as a grumpy old man. It got a little repetative in what it

was talking about, but you learned it, that's for sure. It covered everything he did both good and bad, from boy to grown man. There is no bibliography in this book, but one is greatly needed. From a small boy to a grown man and then finally it talked about his

death. This book was very easy to read because it went in the same

order as his life. The only reason he looked so sad and gloomy was becasue of

the way he looked.

I learned many new things about Lincoln and what he did. He knew that he wasn't a very good looking person, but he covered

that up with his charm and humor. do you read

about Abraham Lincoln but about our country's history and what he did for it.

Overall this book was very good and had very good information on Lincoln

you just don't know where that information came from.

This book covered many aspects of Lincoln's life. He showed pictures of him as a

president and showed maps of where he lived and during the war what things he did for

certain parts of the country. This book would be good for anyone

wanting to learn about one of the greatest men in American History.

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