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The Surprising Childhoods of Ten Remarkable People
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Author and illustrator, Carlyn Beccia takes a look at the childhoods of ten famous people in her book, 10 at 10: The Surprising Childhoods of Ten Remarkable People.
Turns out famous people have pretty typical childhoods and at ten, none of the people profiled in the book had any idea that they would become famous later in their lives. Learn about research and process behind the book, and the one theme that seems to run throughout the childhoods of the accomplished people described, including Albert Einstein, Audrey Hepburn and Roberto Clemente.
Sponsored by Annapolis Pediatrics
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