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Zusatztext A stunning mosaic of the White House...This...offers a spectacular mix of entertainment, information, and inspiration." Kirkus Reviews, Starred "Delightful and informative ." Booklist, ALA, Starred Review A lively introduction to women's political achievements. Publishers Weekly A sassily organized and argued rallying cry for girls-soon-to-be-women to stake a claim for Executive Office. The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books Thimmesh treats subjects from every point on the political spectrum with enthusiasm and respect...an excellent primer in international women's political history. VOYA (Voice of Youth Advocates) A good choice in this election year, Madam President is an entertaining and informative choice. School Library Journal Informationen zum Autor Catherine Thimmesh is the award-winning author of many books for children, including Girls Think of Everything and Team Moon, winner of the Sibert Medal. Her books have received numerous starred reviews, appeared on best books lists, and won many awards, including the IRA Children's Book Award and Minnesota Book Award. She lives in Minnesota with her family. www.catherinethimmesh.com. Klappentext Catherine Thimmesh's inspiring look at the role of women in American politics?past, present, and future?is now available with updated sections on Hillary Rodham Clinton, Condoleezza Rice, and Nancy Pelosi. From the time our government was being formed, women have fought their way from behind the scenes to the center of power and decision making. So, why not a woman in the White House? Two thousand eight may be the year! Zusammenfassung When will the U.S. elect a woman for president? Catherine Thimmesh’s inspiring look at the role of women in American politics—past, present, and future—is now available with updated sections on Hillary Rodham Clinton, Condoleezza Rice, and Nancy Pelosi. From the time our government was being formed, women have fought their way from behind the scenes to the center of power and decision making. Why not the presidency as the next step? ...
