Great in their childhood, by: Mohamed Al-Mansi Kandil

The Arabs say: "The child is the father of the man." This means that within each of us there is the seed of the person we will become in the future, and it also means that childhood events often determine a large part of our personalities and attitudes. With a skilled writer and insightful perspective, the great writer Mohamed Al-Mansi Qandil in this book talks about the childhood of twenty of the greats of human history, so we read about scientists, leaders, and writers, such as: Alhassan bin Alhytham, Salah Al-Din Al-Ayyubi, Thomas Edison, Leo Tolstoy, and Marie Curie, to learn about their childhood, the beginnings of their brilliance, and their impact on humanity. Number of pages: 216