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Oprah Winfrey The Girl Who Would Grow Up To Be: Oprah

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Oprah Winfrey: The Girl Who Would Grow Up To Be Oprah



From humble beginnings in a Southern farm town, young Oprah faced poverty and hardship. Wearing dresses made from potato sacks, she discovered her gift for speaking. This inspiring tale follows Oprah's journey as she uses her talent to overcome obstacles, change the world, and create the extraordinary life she always dreamed of.



Perfect for ages 8-12.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jason ★★★★★

My daughter is only six but she sat completely still while we read about Oprah's potato sack dresses and her tough farm childhood. The story does a wonderful job showing how someone's humble start can turn into something extraordinary, and it sparked a great conversation about perseverance.

Benjamin ★★★★★

My niece and I read this together, and the way it captures her leap from those potato-sack dresses to finding her voice on stage felt so real. It’s the kind of biography that makes you want to cheer for a kid you’ve never met. We’ve already read it twice.

Matthew H. ★★★★★

The story about her dresses made from potato sacks really brought her early life into focus for my kids. It sparked a great conversation about perseverance and dreaming big.