Samuel Johnson, aka Dr Johnson, was a renowned English writer famous for his works in literature; he is considered the most eminent man of letters in British history.
Samuel Johnson was a renowned non-fiction author who was born on September 18, 1709, and died on December 13, 1784 at the age of 75. Johnson is best known as a lexicographer, as he compiled one of the first comprehensive English dictionaries published in 1755. He was also a renowned essayist and critic.
Philippa Matthews is an English socialite, author & columnist; sister of Catherine, Princess of Wales.
U.S. Navy SEAL Christopher Kyle served four tours in Iraq, receiving awards for acts of heroism and meritorious service.
Brene Brown is an acclaimed author, speaker and researcher renowned for her work on vulnerability, courage, authenticity and shame.
Anne Frank was a Jewish girl whose diary is famous for describing her family's life in hiding from Nazis.