George Dawson
George Dawson was an American author and literacy advocate, best known for his autobiography "Life Is So Good," co-written with Richard Glaubman. Born in 1898 in Texas, Dawson learned to read at the age of 98, inspiring many with his story of resilience and lifelong learning. His experiences, spanning a century, offer a unique perspective on American history and the power of education.
Book summaries for books written by George Dawson
Quotes
It's not the color of a man's skin that matters, but the character beneath it.
I think we're all brothers and sisters under the skin.
I don't hold grudges. I forgive and forget.
You don't learn much when everything's going right.
I don't worry about things I can't do anything about.
I never held a grudge against anybody. I'm too busy living my life.
Knowing how to read and write makes the world your oyster.
I've never been bitter about anything. I just keep on going.
I'm just glad to be here. I don't have a worry in the world.
I've learned to take life as it comes.
I don't have any enemies, and I don't want any.
I've always tried to be good to people.