What makes someone a hero? Sometimes, it begins with a boy reading by firelight in a tiny log cabin.Abraham Lincoln: The Boy Who Spoke of Freedom tells the inspiring true story of how a curious, hardworking child grew into one of the most important leaders in American history. From splitting wood on the frontier to learning by lantern light, young Abe dreamed of fairness, kindness, and a country where everyone had a chance to live free.As he grew, Lincoln became a lawyer known for his gentle voice and honest heart. Later, he found himself guiding a nation through its most difficult test-the Civil War. With courage, wisdom, and compassion, he worked to bring people together and protect the value of freedom for all.Written in warm, simple storytelling perfect for ages 6-9, this beautifully illustrated biography helps young readers understand Lincoln's journey, his challenges, and the hopes he carried for a united future.This book teaches: - Perseverance - Fairness - Kindness - Leadership - Belief in equalityA touching introduction to one of history's most beloved figures-told in a way that every child can understand and enjoy