I don't Hate Jimmy Carter

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I don't Hate Jimmy Carter

Benjamin K. Stone

I don't Hate Jimmy Carter is a commentary about what can happen when we lose focus about the lessons of failure and the overemphasis of success at any cost. It is about one person’s coming to terms with a major event that can be life-defining, without being life debilitating. If you've ever made that one mistake that you wish you could time-machine away, then you will appreciate this story.

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Genre:

Short Story

Age Level:

Any Age

I don't Hate Jimmy Carter review by Oldies_But_Goldies

Oldies_But_Goldies

This short story is about the lesson of endurance, despite our imperfections. Written in a first person perspective, the author tells a little bit about himself, along with an experience in his life he hopes others will learn from. The lesson? We win some and we lose some, but we can’t let our failures define us. Those who fail will be led to success. For the author, Jimmy Carter played a role in helping him realize this himself.