A review by deenzy
The Good Neighbor: The Life and Work of Fred Rogers by Maxwell King

2.0

I almost find it hard to believe that this man had zero faults, was nothing but a role model, and a paragon of generosity his whole life. But that's what this 400+ page book was about. He was filthy rich, but never let it show, he was humble, kind, loved kids, was soft spoken, and never gave in to the temptation to market products on his show to children. If you are looking for a juicy, gossipy book...You will find nothing here.

It's an okay book, but I threw another star in there because LeVar Burton read it to me, and he just makes me happy.