books: dear mr. president ...     books:       Dear Mr. President Stuart Hample, G. Brian Karas Workman Publishing Company, 1993 From the co-author of the bestselling Children's Letters to God and Grandma, Grandpa & Me and author of Me and My Dad and My Mom's the Best Mom , here are dozens of funny, honest, and touching letters children from all over the country wrote to President Clinton. "Dear Mr. Clinton, When you come into a room and they clap every time does it mean they really like you or do the just do it because you are the President and they fear your ...             Dear Mr. President Peggy Hackman Avon Books (P), 1993 In response to a Washington Post contest, here is a collection of touching, insightful, and amusing letters to President Clinton that tackle head-on the most important issues of today . . . and tomorrow. A priceless look at our world through the eyes of its future adults.             Dear Mr. President: Theodore Roosevelt Letters from a Young Coal Miner (Armstrong, Jennifer, Dear Mr. ...4 reviews Jennifer Armstrong Winslowhouse International, 2001 Bully!! for Jennifer Armstrong My name is John Olsen. I am a very big Theodore Roosevelt fan. I collect T.R. items and have study many of his writings. Jennifer Armstrong has written this book so convincingly well that I almost thought T.R. had actually written these letters. As explained in the beginning of the book, one of her major resources for the book was Roosevelt's own "Letters to His Children." So, while T.R. ...             Dear Mr. Lincoln: Letters to the President3 reviews Southern Illinois University Press, 2006 "I culd a gaht a job!" From the distant cousin who, based upon Abe's knowing him so well, "wulda thot I culd a gaht a job!" to the ministers who sought to pray to the political leaders who sought to have their advice taken to heart, this is a wonderful view of Civil War America. The letters are of course the focal point of the book. But it is what they say in their totality rather than individually that impresses. ...             Dear Mr. President: Letters to the Oval Office from the Files of the National Archives9 reviews National Geographic, 2007 The National Archives Opens Its Treasure Trove Dear Prospective Book Buyer, Anyone who's ever visited the National Archives temple in D.C. has probably wondered what unknown treasures are hidden away in its recesses. In that respect, this book -- a collection of letters written to a variety of presidents (and their wives) -- is a genuine gem. Reading through these, I was struck at the excellent job the book's editors had done in ...             Abraham Lincoln: Letters from a Slave Girl (Dear Mr. President)1 review Andrea Davis Pinkney Winslow Press, 2001 The story of a slave girl as seen through her letters. Twelve-year-old Lettie is a slave girl living on the Tucker Plantation near Charleston, South Carolina, in 1861. It is only because of the friendship of her owner's young daughter, Katherine, that Lettie and her family have not been separated Even though Katherine taught her to read and has ensured that her father is not cruel, Lettie still longs to be free. With more questions than answers ...             Dear Mr. President19 reviews Gabe Hudson Vintage, 2003 They've missed it... I've been pretty disappointed with most of the negative reviews of this book posted here so far. First, there's the contention that the book isn't funny at all. How is a story about an ear growing out of a man's chest not funny? I think people are expecting this to be some kind of historical account of Gulf War 1. I mean, looking at the "customers who bought this item also bought" section, it ...             My Dear Mr. Stalin: The Complete Correspondence of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Joseph V. Stalin3 reviews Yale University Press, 2008 In Black and White--the Betrayal of Poland The review you posted by Publishers Weekly literally made me want to gag. This book is not a "history junkie's delight"; it is the essence of Poland's 50 year nightmare from 1939 to 1989. As a retried U.S. military officer and Polish-American baby-boomer whose father fought at places like Iwo Jima during WWII, I have great interest in the betrayal of Poland during WWII. Anyone who knows about ...             Dear Mr. President: Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Letters from a Mill Town Girl Elizabeth Winthrop Winslow Press, 2001 In his first inaugural address, Franklin Delano Roosevelt tells the American people that the only thing they have to fear is fear itself. Emma Bortoletti, the 12-year-old daughter of Italian immigrants, already knows a lot about fear. The Great Depression has hit her western Massachusetts mill town very hard, and the president's bold new programs might be making things even worse. FDR addresses her worries and reveals many of his own in an ...             Thomas Jefferson: Letters from a Philadelphia Bookworm (Armstrong, Jennifer, Dear Mr. President.)1 review Jennifer Armstrong Winslowhouse International, 2000 A young girl corresponds with President Jefferson. Amelia Hornsby is a twelve-year-old schoolgirl living in Philadelphia in 1803. She soon plans to join her widowed father on the frontier in Pittsburgh, but in the meantime she's living with his friend, Dr. Rush. When she suspects a visitor of being a foreign spy, she writes to President Thomas Jefferson, who, to her surprise writes back, telling her that the visitor is his secretary Meriwether ...             Dear Mr. President: a short letter from your chief marketing officer.(MARKETING): An article from: University ... Robert A. Sevier Thomson Gale, 2006 This digital document is an article from University Business, published by Thomson Gale on May 1, 2006. The length of the article is 1531 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: Dear Mr. President: a short letter from your chief ...             Dear Mr. President Don Wallace University Press of America, 1984 This book consists of letters spanning the last few years between an Ambassador in Washington, friendly to this country, and his Government's Prime Minister, seeking to show the Prime Minister what and why we are as we are. The book's title derives from a letter from the Prime Minister to the President of the U.S., inspired by the Ambassador's correspondence with the Prime Minister. The letters, while full of admiration for America, are highly ...             Dear Mr. President: John Quincy Adams: Letters from a Southern Planter's Son Steven Kroll Winslow House, 2001 Elected after one of the most bitterly fought contests in American history, John Quincy Adams faces a contentious Congress and many national problems. William Pratt, the 12-year-old son of a cotton plantation owner, writes about one of the thorniest: the removal of the Creek Indians from their tribal land in Georgia. His father, the young man reports, supports the policy, but William believes the Creek are being betrayed. The president ...             Dear Mr. President, Wake Up! Lisa Black Talmidim Publishing, 2003 This book is an actual letter written to the President of the United States. It was written in the hopes that it would somehow make a difference in our current President?s decision to divide Israel, the covenant land given by Yahweh (God) to the Jewish people. It is Lisa Black's prayer for the President to take this "letter" seriously, and hear her plea for Israel and the United States. This letter is a cry from Lisa's heart, and many others ...             Dear Mr. President, Please Send My Daddy Home Alice Grant PublishAmerica, 2008 Mia Lee is eight years old. Her daddy is in Iraq. She understands that he is there serving our country and fighting for Iraqi freedom, but she doesn?t understand why he has to be gone away from home as long as he has been. While he has been away, so many family events have taken place. In his absence, he has missed the birth of his son, Mia turning eight years old, Mia?s baptism, etc. One day, Mia decides to write a letter to the President of ...              search for books abraham, archives, armstrong, article, bookworm, business, complete, correspondence, delano, franklin, jefferson, jennifer, joseph, letter, letters, lincoln, marketing, national, officer, philadelphia, planter, please, president, quincy, roosevelt, southern, stalin, theodore, thomas, university books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: Going Solo we recommend "I culd a gaht a job!" leave a comment home  impressum - about us