First Kids: The True Story of All the President's Children ebook

by Noah McCullough

First Kids: The True Stories of All the Presidents' Children. This book had many intersting facts that show the First Kids kid side to their life. I liked how McCullough described the First Kids back in the '50s compared to President Barack Obama children.

First Kids: The True Stories of All the Presidents' Children. 0545175380 (ISBN13: 9780545175388). This was a wondeful book done by a 14-year old who would love to be the commander in chief in 2032. This book was quite informational about the presidents.

This book will highlight all of the 43 president's children. I first saw 13 year old Noah as a correspondant on Jay Leno during the conventions when he was only 9. This is his second book (the first was on Presidential trivia) and you'd never think he was only 13 - he's so smart and mature and very knowledgable. He tried to contact all living First Kids to talk about themselves and their lives at the White House, but only two responded.

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Noah McCullough followed up with his first book on presidential trivia (yes, he is just 13) with his latest presidential history book, First Kids: The True Stories of All the Presidents Children. Will we expect to see something similar, kids' voice on politics, in Malaysia? Категория.

caption Noah McCullough, 13, wrote ‘First Kids: The True Stories of All the Presidents’ Children. Noah says all first kids are unique except for the fact that their father was put in charge of the Free World. Did you know that Sasha Obama’s real name is Natasha? That her sister’s name, Malia, means queen and calm in Swahili and Hawaiian Those are just a couple of the many facts 13-year-old Noah McCullough knows about the soon-to-be first kids. Noah himself has clear plans to run for president in 2032 when he is 37 years old.

First Kids: The True Stories of All the Presidents' Children (Paperback) - Common. Several president's children have written candid autobiographies, including John Eisenhower, Margaret Truman, and Alice Longworth Roosevelt

First Kids: The True Stories of All the Presidents' Children (Paperback) - Common. By (author) Noa. aperback. Several president's children have written candid autobiographies, including John Eisenhower, Margaret Truman, and Alice Longworth Roosevelt. Eight weddings have been performed in the White House, five children were almost president themselves, and many pursued politics as a career. This is an entertaining book and I highly recommend it. In my opinion President Obama and most recent presidents have realized the pressure on their families and taken steps to minimize any future backlash from the media, as best they can.

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Noah McCullough, age ten, 2032 presidential hopeful

Noah McCullough, age ten, 2032 presidential hopeful. Noah McCullough may just be this country’s youngest presidential historian ever–and in this delightful volume he gives us hours of entertainment with an illustrated tour of America’s forty-three presidents, from George Washington to George W. Bush

Updated to include Malia and Sasha Obama!From the private quarters of the White House, this book, written by a kid, for kids, will make readers laugh and get hooked on history in a way they never thought possible! First Kids are kids like any other; they just lived with parents who happened to be busy running the free world. Discover likes and dislikes and learn about the games they played, to the vegetables they despised.

bass

Very well done. Well researched and interesting. Short which is perfect for kids, but still has enough interesting facts that after reading they know more about the children of the presidents than they did before they read the book. The book gives insight into the First Family and not only tells about their achievements, or lack of, as adults; but also fun facts showing that they are kids too and just liked to have fun.

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An interesting little book that I enjoyed. It would be good for young school kids because it has enough historical facts with some human interest family facts to see the presidents as mostly normal fathers. Along with the dry schoolbook facts this book would make presidential history more interesting to them.

TheSuspect

The book, First Kids, is a great read aloud book for junior high students. I am going to start using this for our Lit Circles. It is an easy, high interest level book especially for those who do not like to read. My students are learning about the Presidential Election this year. Also, as a book I read aloud to them--All the Presidents' Children by Doug Wead-- is wonderful. It is a fun book to read. There are some amusing stories of the kids who lived in the White House; especially Alice Roosevelt.

Mataxe

Gold Star Award Winner!

Besides the fact that FIRST KIDS is just an amazing, well-researched, totally interesting tome about the children of the U.S. Presidents from George Washington to George W. Bush, it's even more remarkable that it was written by 13-year-old Noah McCullough. Noah, who vows to run for President in 2032, is obsessed with everything political. Good thing, too, or we'd never have such a resource as FIRST KIDS.

Filled with biographical information, outstanding photographs, and fun-filled "Fast Facts" section on each First Family, this is a non-fiction book that reads like a great novel. Kids and teens can use it for school reports, parents can use it as a resource guide, teachers could use it as a teaching instrument in the classroom - basically, its worth can't even be measured.

I personally loved the "Fast Facts" section, where I learned things such as:

The Carter family had a dog named Grits and a cat named Misty Malarky Ying Yang.

The McKinleys once served a meal in the White House that consisted of 71 courses.

JFK and his family never called John, Jr. John-John, although he was dubbed the nickname by the press and repeatedly referred to by that name.

Mrs. Taylor, Zachary Taylor's wife, spent most of her time in the White House in her room, knitting and smoking her corncob pipe.

There are tons more interesting facts included in FIRST KIDS. The whole family will have a great time reading through this truly interesting book, which I recommend for every home and school library!

Reviewed by: Jennifer Wardrip, aka "The Genius"

Andromajurus

I first saw 13 year old Noah as a correspondant on Jay Leno during the conventions when he was only 9. This is his second book (the first was on Presidential trivia) and you'd never think he was only 13 - he's so smart and mature and very knowledgable.
He tried to contact all living First Kids to talk about themselves and their lives at the White House, but only two responded. Susan Ford was so interested, that she wrote the forward here. It's very well done and geared for kids and covers everything from vegetables they all like/dislike, games they'd play to amuse themselves and pets etc.
I think Noah is really going to be going places. He wants to run for the Presidancy in 2032 and at this rate, he'd have a fairly good shot. I can't get over how smart he is and this book is very impressive and fun.

Lavivan

First Kids is a book with biographies about all the first kids. There are also facts about the White House, kids who help their dads in the White House, and stuff the Presidents liked to do. I'm nine years old and I liked the book a lot because it's interesting learning about the kids of the Presidents instead of just the President. There are also interesting facts that you wouldn't think of wanting to know right away like how Amy Carter had the same room as Caroline Kennedy, Luci Johnson, and Tricia Nixon. Also, a thirteen year old wrote the book which amazes me. I give it 4 1/2 stars!

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