Who Was Woodrow Wilson?

"Who Was Woodrow Wilson?" offers young readers an accessible biography of the 28th President of the United States. The book traces Wilson's path from his Southern upbringing and academic career to his roles as Princeton University president, New Jersey governor, and ultimately, president during World War I. It highlights his significant achievements, such as progressive reforms and his vision for the League of Nations, while also addressing the personal struggles of illness and heartbreak. Crucially, the narrative touches upon the complexities of his legacy, including his controversial policies on racial segregation. This chapter book is suitable for children aged 8-12, providing a foundational understanding of a pivotal figure in American history and encouraging discussions about leadership, historical context, and the nuances of historical figures.