Bobby Kennedy: The Making of a Folk Hero

From a review: "Bobby Kennedy The Making of a Folk Hero" is a very well-written biography on RFK. Endless speculation abounds over what might have happened during the 1960s-1970s had he been elected. We may never know, but the reader can know more about his life in this great biography. Among the points covered include: 1. Early life and relationship with father, mother, brothers, and other family members (he was obviously very loyal to them). 2. Search for meaning in life and aimlessness of his early years. 3. Experiences as Attorney General, Attorney, Presidential Candidate, and other roles. 4. Involvement in the Civil Rights Movement, especially when James Meredith was the first black student accepted at the University of Mississippi. 5. Campaigning for President.