Raymond Arroyo

Meet Tad Lincoln, the boy who turned the White House into his very own playground! While his father, President Abraham Lincoln, was busy running the country during a difficult war, Tad was busy bouncing off the walls and causing a whole lot of magnificent mischief. If you have ever felt like you just cannot sit still, you will understand exactly how Tad felt. Even though he sometimes annoyed the grown ups, Tad brought joy and comfort to his dad when he needed it most. He even convinced his father to spare a turkey meant for dinner, starting a holiday tradition that presidents still follow today. Step back in time to discover how a curious, energetic boy learned to overcome challenges, show kindness to animals, and make a real difference just by being himself.

Before he invented the light bulb and changed the world, Thomas Alva Edison was just a boy who could not sit still in school. People thought young Al was too distracted and mischievous, but his mother saw something different. She saw a mind packed with curiosity and brilliant imagination. Follow along as Al leaves his traditional classroom to learn at home, where he is finally free to explore, ask big questions, and dream up wild ideas. You will see how his struggles and early failures taught him the most important lesson of all: never give up! Explore the true story of an underdog who turned his endless energy into amazing inventions like the motion picture camera and the phonograph. This inspiring journey proves that thinking differently is your greatest superpower, and taking chances can lead to the brightest success.