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Have You Heard About Lady Bird?
Poems About Our First Ladies
Description
The role of First Lady has been defined differently by each woman who’s held it, but all of them left an impact on our nation as partner of the commander in chief. Incisive poetry by Marilyn Singer and energetic art by Nancy Carpenter provide a fascinating glimpse into the lives of women-from Martha Washington to Eleanor Roosevelt to Lady Bird Johnson-who variously embraced the position and shied away from it, craved the spotlight and fiercely guarded their privacy, took controversial stands and championed for the status quo. Detailed back matter includes short biographies, quotations, and more.
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Praise
PRAISE FOR RUTHERFORD B., WHO WAS HE?: POEMS ABOUT OUR PRESIDENTS
—2015 Texas Bluebonnet Award Nominee
PRAISE FOR RUTHERFORD B., WHO WAS HE?: POEMS ABOUT OUR PRESIDENTS
—2015 Young Hoosier Book Award Masterlist
PRAISE FOR RUTHERFORD B., WHO WAS HE?: POEMS ABOUT OUR PRESIDENTS
—2014 Lee Bennett Hopkins Poetry Award Honor
PRAISE FOR RUTHERFORD B., WHO WAS HE?: POEMS ABOUT OUR PRESIDENTS
"A visually explosive mixture of fact and verse, this may not be the first presidential poetry collection for kids out there, but by gum it's the best." —Elizabeth Bird, A Fuse #8 Production
"A visually explosive mixture of fact and verse, this may not be the first presidential poetry collection for kids out there, but by gum it's the best." —Elizabeth Bird, A Fuse #8 Production
PRAISE FOR RUTHERFORD B., WHO WAS HE?: POEMS ABOUT OUR PRESIDENTS
"Singer shows mastery of poetic forms." —Kirkus Reviews
"Singer shows mastery of poetic forms." —Kirkus Reviews
PRAISE FOR RUTHERFORD B., WHO WAS HE?: POEMS ABOUT OUR PRESIDENTS
"[I]mpressive. . . . [A] wonderful teaching tool." —School Library Journal, starred review
"[I]mpressive. . . . [A] wonderful teaching tool." —School Library Journal, starred review
PRAISE FOR RUTHERFORD B., WHO WAS HE?: POEMS ABOUT OUR PRESIDENTS
"[Singer] infuses the familiar with new meaning." —Publishers Weekly
"[Singer] infuses the familiar with new meaning." —Publishers Weekly