Ten Boys Who Changed the World (Lightkeepers) Paperback – May 20, 2001

Haven't read it yet but looks very informative.

The stories are easy enough for elementary students to read. The biographies are not very long but offer enough insight into the life of that individual. The thing I liked best about each "biography" is at the conclusion of each story they first provide you with a special fact that relates to the individual's story and then sums up that person's life and ties in how that person's life was used by God. In addition, at the end of all of the biographies there is a short reading comprehension quiz covering each of the individuals covered in the book. I would highly recommend this book.

This book was okay. I'm all for inspiring stories of boys who grew up to have a great impact, but the writing style was a bit hard for my seven-year-old son to follow. I had to do quite a bit of explaining. The subject has great potential, but overall I was disappointed.

a great book to inspire my boys. love the individuals they chose to profile, especially Nicky Cruz (and therefore a mention of David Wilkerson) and of course, Billy Graham! a must-buy for Christian parents of boys!

I was involved with the Christmas Shoe Box in church through Samatrians Purse through Franklin Graham. Ironically one of the stories is by his Dad, Billy. Thought it would be wonderful for a young boy.

A sweet little book, well written and ideal for older elementary children.

My 11 yr old grandson that it was interesting. I thought that it would be challenging. But it's hard to pick out a book for someone else. I read it and thought that it was well written.

This is such an excellent book. We've had fun reading it to our kids. The only reason why I gave it 4 stars is because the language is a little hard for our 3rd grader to understand. We often have to pause and explain the meaning of some of the more difficult words. Other than that, I highly recommend.