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Farrah went to college in Colorado to escape the constant criticism her mother gives her. Unfortunately, Farrah (who goes by Jane at school) is spending her winter vacation at an exclusive Colorado resort where she will be the "best man" at her brother's wedding to a famous socialite. Things start to look up when it turns out that the boy that Jane has been crushing on all semester works at the
By: David Elzey,
on 2/17/2008
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How Alice Roosevelt Broke the Rules, Charmed the World, and Drove Her Father Teddy Crazy!
by Barbara Kerley
illustrated by Edwin Fotherignham
Scholastic 2008
Yes, a picture book biography about Teddy Roosevelt's tomboy daughter "running riot" in and out of the White House around the turn of the century.
“I can be president of the United States, or I can control Alice." And so it is that while
So glad to hear that it's worth the read. I've been enjoying the recent adult bio of AR by Stacy Cordery, and it occurred to me, before I heard of the Kerley book, that in this time of daring books for girls, nothing could be better than a children's biography of Alice.