1858-1919

Explores the friendship between naturalist John Muir and President Theodore Roosevelt and how it brought about government protection of America's wilderness.

Theodore Roosevelt chronicles his experiences on a North Dakota cattle ranch during the late nineteenth century, which includes his first-hand accounts of wrangling bighorn sheep, chasing horse thieves, encountering Native Americans, bronco busting, and more. Features black-and-white illustrations by Frederic Remington.

An easy-to-read fictional account of the adventures of the Roosevelt children while their father was President.

An entry-level biography that describes Theodore Roosevelt's life as a boy through being President of the United States of America.

This is the biography of the 26th president of the United States who embarked on an ambitious expedition along the Amazon River.