Jimmy Carter Once Answered My ... the wisdom he gathered in this meditative book. An Hour Before Daylight: Memories of a Rural Boyhood (2001) This biography focuses on Carter's childhood, set ...

By Peter Baker While new books on presidents like Franklin D. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan pop up regularly on bookstore shelves, Jimmy ... full-scale biography of Carter did ...

Jimmy Carter signs copies of his book “A Call to Action ... the wildly successful campaign biography written more than 50 years ago. Douglas Brinkley is the Katherine Tsanoff Brown Chair ...

John Amis AP President Jimmy Carter’s legacy includes ... Published in in 2001, this book was a finalist for the 2002 Pulitzer Prize in Biography. One of the reasons this memoir is so successful ...

Jimmy Carter revivalists argue that his legislative accomplishments reveal a prolific presidency, and his failures the ...

Jimmy Carter embraces his grandson Jason at National Geographic headquarters in 2002. At the time, Jason had just published a book with National Geographic on his experience volunteering with the ...

President Jimmy Carter was an outlier in more ways than one ... Sponsor Message Inskeep: I learned from your book that he grew up in this very rural way, but also was kind of an elite family ...

Jimmy Carter won the Nobel Peace Prize. In his Nobel laureate speech, he said, "We will not learn how to live together in peace by killing each other's children." Carter wrote more than 30 books ...

whose biography, “His Very Best: Jimmy Carter, a Life” (2020), makes brief mention of the connection. Yet the connection between the two men is unknown to most Americans. Neither Mr. Carter ...

At a crossroads, he turned increasingly for solace to his faith,” wrote Peter Bourne in his biography of ... Among his books: “The Craftsmanship of Jimmy Carter.” “I like to see what ...

When Jimmy Carter, a one-term Georgia ... agreed to publish the book — but with no advance money for the author. Carter’s knack for being right was proved when “Why Not the Best?” ...