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NOVEMBER 2019 • VOLUME 74 • NUMBER 11 • ISSUE NO. 817
Founded in 1946 by Garry C. Myers, Ph.D.,
and Caroline Clark Myers
Editor in Chief: Christine French Cully
VP, Magazine Group Editorial: Jamie Bryant
Creative Director: Marie O’Neill
Editor: Judy Burke
Design Director: Patrick Greenish, Jr.
Senior Editor: Joëlle Dujardin
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New Paths


When is the last time you tried
something new? After George W. Bush,
our 43rd President, left the White House,
he wanted to try something very different.
Now he is using his new talent for
portrait painting to honor the men
and women who have served in our
military. “President and Painter”
(pages 16–17) is an inspiring
reminder of the sacrifice and
courage of veterans.
This story also shows us that
it’s important to try new things.
The world offers so many interesting
paths to explore that we can keep
growing and learning all our lives.
That’s what I hope to do. Someday, I
want to learn how to draw or paint.
I’d also like to learn to speak Spanish f luently. I’d even like
to learn how to raise a baby goat! Wouldn’t that be fun?
Are you open to an adventure in learning? I hope you’ll
write and tell me what’s on your list of new things to try.
I can’t wait to hear from you.

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This magazine of wholesome fun
is dedicated to helping children grow in basic skills and knowledge,
in creativeness, in ability to think and reason, in
sensitivity to others, in high ideals and worthy ways of living—for
children are the world’s most important people.

Portrait photo courtesy of the George W. Bush Presidential Center.

George W. Bush’s portrait
of Sergeant First Class
Ramon Padilla.
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