Out of the Wilderness, Abe Lincoln Grows up

Abraham Lincoln's formative years come alive in this compelling account of his journey from frontier poverty to greatness. Born in a one-room cabin in Kentucky, young Abe endured hardship, loss, and limited schooling—yet possessed an insatiable hunger for knowledge and self-improvement. Witness his family's migration to Indiana and Illinois, his mother's death, his stepmother's influence, and the backbreaking labor that shaped his character. Through struggle and determination, Lincoln educated himself, developed his moral convictions, and emerged from the wilderness with the resilience and wisdom that would one day guide a nation through its darkest hour. A portrait of ambition, survival, and the making of a leader.