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Elect to read about presidents.
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Arthur Meets the President
by Marc Brown (E Brown) (1991)
Arthur wins an essay contest and has to read his essay before the President.
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Stink: the Incredible Shrinking Kid
by Megan McDonald (J McDonald) (2005)
The shortest kid in class learns about James Madison, the shortest US president.
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A Picture Book of Abraham Lincoln
by David Adler (J 92 Lincoln) (1989)
A succint introduction to this important president done in a picture book format. It includes important dates and follows the life of the president from beginning to end.
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A Picture Book of George Washington
by David Adler (J 92 Washington) (1989)
A brief glimpse into the life of the father of the country done as a picture book. Important dates and a timeline included.
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Presidents
by James Barber (J 973.09 Bar) (2000)
This book is an Eyewitness book for 8 to 10 year olds, and covers the lives of the presidents in slightly more detail.
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Our Country's Presidents
by Ann Bausum (J 973.09 Bau) (2005)
This book is for researchers. It includes short presidential profiles, and a lot of governmental facts of all kinds. |
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Don't Know Much About the Presidents
by Kenneth Davis (J 973.099 Dav) (2002)
There are short snapshots of each of the presidents with quirky facts.
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Presidents Day
by Christin Ditchfield (Hol J 394.26 Dit) (1997)
This book is for young readers and includes important words, an index, and color photos. It discusses Presidents Day and how Americans celebrate it.
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Lives Of the Presidents: Fame, Shame, and What the Neighbors Thought
by Kathleen Krull (J 920.973 Kru) (1998)
Find interesting tidbits about the presidents and see vibrant color portraits.
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Presidents Day
by Dianne MacMillan (Hol J 973.8 Bak) (1997)
For 6 to 9 year olds, this book discusses Presidents Day.
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Presidents Of the United States
(J 973 Pre) (2006)
This book is graphically fun, lively, has lots of color photographs, has a segment about government set-up and fun facts at the end.
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