First Kids 第一宝贝 [平装] [7-9岁] pdf epub mobi txt 电子书下载 2025

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Gibbs Davis（吉布斯·戴维斯）著，Sally Wern Comport（萨莉·沃恩·康珀特）绘

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出版社： Random House

ISBN：9780375822186

商品编码：19016267

包装：平装

丛书名： Step into Reading Series

出版时间：2009-12-01

用纸：胶版纸

页数：48

正文语种：英文

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内容简介

Kids will be kids—even when they live in the White House! From Tad Lincoln (secretly called a “tyrant” ) to the Roosevelt gang (who kept a pet badger, a rat, dogs, snakes, horses, parrots, and a one-legged chicken!) to the Kennedys (who used the oval office as a playground) to Chelsea Clinton (who transformed herself from an awkward teen into an accomplished scholar), the children featured in First Kids shared a unique experience and role in American history.

作者简介

Gibbs Davis is the author of many graded readers and chapter books. The author lives in New York, NY.

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"Davis can certainly get children excited about living in the White House by telling them about the movie theater and swimming pool, how they would get to meet sports and movie stars, and travel by limousine and private jet. He then proceeds to tell about life in the White House for the children of seven U.S. presidents. Readers will learn about Tad and Willie Lincoln and how they set up a lemonade stand and charged visitors who came to the White House; Jesse Grant and his secret clubhouse; Theodore Roosevelt's children's pets; John and Cal Coolidge and the first White House Christmas tree; Caroline and John Kennedy's visits to their father's office for bedtime stories; Lynda and Luci Johnson's teen years; and the negative comments from the press about Chelsea Clinton. The deaths of Willie Lincoln and Cal Coolidge are mentioned. Part of the "Step into Reading" series (Step 4), this book will acquaint beginning readers with some interesting tidbits of American history. "
--Sharon Salluzzo, Children's Literature