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The Good Neighbor: The Life and Work of Fred Rogers
by Maxwell King
"The Good Neighbor" is a must-read for anyone who has ever held an interest in the life of Fred Rogers. This book does a deep dive into Rogers' history, as well as the history of children's television, his relationships with other people, his passions, and his influences.
The important message I took away from this book was that Mr. Rogers was the real deal, and as genuine a person as he seemed. What was also worth noting is that he was a real person with doubts and flaws, but those only served to humanize him and remind me that living like Mr. Rogers and sharing his message is an attainable goal.
The important message I took away from this book was that Mr. Rogers was the real deal, and as genuine a person as he seemed. What was also worth noting is that he was a real person with doubts and flaws, but those only served to humanize him and remind me that living like Mr. Rogers and sharing his message is an attainable goal.