A biography of one of the greatest all-around athletes in history, probably best-known for his record-breaking track and field performance in the 1912 Olympic games.
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This review is from: Jim Thorpe: Legendary Athlete (Native American Biographies (Heinemann)) (Library Binding)
This biography about Jim Thorpe, a young man in the Olympic games who won several gold metals, but were taken away from him later on. He also was a professional baseball player, and football player. He was born in Oklahoma, and his parents died of a desise.
Jim Thorpe had exciting but painful life. His parents both died when he was young, he got married three times. But the good part was that he was a successful professional baseball and football player. His major goal was to recover his gold metals that were taken away from him. Jim Thorpe was a man with many talents. He played baseball, football, and he competed in several different events in the Olympic games. This is a very good book because it's a biography on an extraordinary man with many talents. And this book is a book full of facts.
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