U.S. presidents : truth and rumors /
by Price, Sean; Doty, Eldon [ill.].
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Ed & Hazel Richmond Pub Library | Juvenile Non Fiction | J973.09 Pri (Browse shelf) | Available |
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J973.04 Ste The Indian Removal Act : | J973.046 KEN The changing face of America : | J973.046 KEN Cuban refugees : | J973.09 Pri U.S. presidents : | J973.3 AND The Battle of Yorktown / | J973.3 JAR Patrick Henry's liberty or death speech : | J973.3 MIC What was the Revolutionary War all about? / |
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IG 780L Lexile.
Accelerated Reader AR MG 4.7 0.5 134272
Labels common stories about former U.S. presidents as fact or fiction and teaches readers how to tell the difference between truth and rumors.
Includes index and glossary.
Includes bibliographic references.
Fact and fiction in the White House -- Did George Washington have wooden chompers? -- Did Washington throw his money around? -- Did John Quincy Adams give an interview while naked? -- Was Andrew Jackson's parrot potty-mouthed? -- Did Martin Van Buren give us "OK"? -- Did Abraham Lincoln write the Gettysburg Address in a rush? -- Is Lincoln buried under the Lincoln Memorial? -- Did Teddy Roosevelt give us teddy bears? -- Did John F. Kennedy have a secret marriage? -- Was Gerald Ford a fashion model? -- Was Jimmy Carter attacked by a rabbit? -- Fact or fiction? : how to tell the difference.
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