The Rough Rider Reader - by Theodore Roosevelt (PRE-ORDER)

COMING SOON!

On Moral, Physical, and Civic Strength
by Theodore Roosevelt

Before he was a president, Theodore Roosevelt was a sickly boy who willed himself into a life of vigor, courage, and purpose — in the saddle, on the mountain, and in the arena of public life. The Rough Rider Reader gathers his own words on building strength of body, character, and citizenship, offered directly to the next generation of young readers (and adults) ready to be challenged rather than entertained into passivity.

This is not a book that competes for a child's attention against a screen. It's a book that asks a child to put the screen down, walk outside, and become something more.

Why It Matters Now

• Reading for pleasure among American children has fallen more than 40% over the last two decades.¹
• Outdoor play has dropped by roughly half in a single generation.²
• Ad Montes exists to reverse both trends — one great book, and one great adventure, at a time.

THE ROUGH RIDER READER is coming soon.

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Sources

1. “Why Are So Few Kids Reading for Pleasure?” — The 74 ↩
2. “The Consequences of Children Spending Less Time Outdoors” — Michigan State University ↩