Anne K. Brown

This book is about John Adams and his contributions to America. The book starts out in Massachusetts where Adams was born. It then goes to how Adams lived on his farm in Massachusetts. Adams then went to Harvard to go to college to become a teacher. Adams grew board as a teacher, so he became a lawyer. Adams did well in law, and he kept his teaching job. Adams then worked with Washington, Jefferson, and Franklin in government. Adams also helped with the revolution. He sailed to France after the war to keep peace with them. Adams then went to England to negotiate peace with them. Adams then went home to his farm and lived there for the rest of his life. Adams died on July 4, 1826.
This book was alright. It was not the most interesting book of all, but it kept me reading. I liked this book because of the facts that it had, and how it gave me so much much more knowledge about that time. It did get boring at parts, but it was not enough to turn me off from it. I love the revolution, so this book caught my interest. I like how all of the founding fathers were just humble farmers until the time came upon them. If you have a friend who loves non-fiction books, have them read this book. They will like it.… (plus d'informations)