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Presidents 8/31/2021 Presidents 8/31/2021 Title Author Call # AR Remarkable Ronald Reagan Allen, Susan E Alle 5.5 Our Abe Lincoln Aylesworth, Jim E Ayle 5.5 President Taft is Stuck in the Bath Barnett, Mac E Barn 3.2 Joey Biden, Jill E Bide 5.2 Arthur Meets the President Brown, Marc E Brow 3.2 Revolutionary Friends Castrovilla, Selene E Cast 4.9 Jack Cooper, Ilene E Coop Duck for President Cronin, Doreen E Cron 3.9 Grace for President DiPucchio, Kelly E Dipu RA 4.6 Which Puppy? Feiffer, Kate E Feif 3.9 President And Mom's Apple Pie Garland, Michael E Garl 3.9 Franklin and Eleanor Harness, Cheryl E Harn 6.3 George Washington Harness, Cheryl E Harn 6.1 Young Abe Lincoln Harness, Cheryl E Harn 5.1 Worst of Friends Jurmain, Suzanne E Jurm 5.2 Looking at Lincoln Kalman, Maira E Kalm 3.3 George Keating, Frank E Keat 4.6 Lincoln Tells a Joke Krull, Kathleen E Krul 5.2 Champ and Major: First Dogs McCullough, Joy E Mccu I am Abraham Lincoln Meltzer, Brad E Melt 3 I am George Washington Meltzer, Brad E Melt Next President Messner, Kate E Mess Legend of the Teddy Bear Murphy, Frank E Murp 5 Bones in the White House Ransom, Candice E Rans Miss Paul and the President Robbins, Dean E Robb 3.8 Jefferson Measures a Moose Rockliff, Mara E Rock Camping Trip that Changed America Rosenstock, Barb E Rose 5 Teddy Sage, James E Sage Brick by Brick Smith, Charles Jr. E Smit Abe Lincoln's Dream Smith, Lane E Smit 3 Madam President Smith, Lane E Smit RA 2.7 First Pup Staake, Bob E Staa RA 4.6 Make Your Mark, Franklin Roosevelt St. George, Judith E Stge 4.5 You're On Your Way, Teddy Roosevelt St. George, Judith E Stge 3.8 Honey: the Dog Who Saved Abe Lincoln Swanson, Shari E Swan 3.8 Lincoln Clears a Path Thomas, Peggy E Thom Abe Lincoln Remembers Turner, Ann E Turn 4.1 First Dog Fala Van Steenwyck, ElizabethE Vans 5.1 Mr. Lincoln's Whiskers Winnick, Karen E Winn Abe Lincoln: the Boy Who Loved Books Winters, Kay E Wint My Teacher for President Winters, Kay E Wint 1.8 Babymouse for President Holm, Jennifer GN Baby 16 2.6 Ghosts in the White House Owings, Lisa J 133.129 3.3 Presidential Elections and Other Cool Facts Sobel, Syl J 324.6 What Is a Presidential Election? Yacka, Douglas J 324.973 6.6 Secret Service Agents: Life Protecting the PresidentSeidman, David J 363.28 8.4 Presidents' Day Ferguson, Melissa J 394.261 3.4 Presidents' Day Frost, Helen J 394.261 2.7 Presidents' Day Rosinsky, Natalie J 394.261 4.3 Presidents' Day Wade, Mary Dodson J 394.261 5 Wackiest White House Pets Davis, Gibbs J 636 5.9 Presidents 8/31/2021 Title Author Call # AR What Was Cooking in Abigail Adams's White House?Larkin, Tanya J 641.5 5.1 What Was Cooking in Edith Roosevelt's White House?Larkin, Tanya J 641.5 5 What Was Cooking in Julia Grant's White House? Larkin, Tanya J 641.5 4.8 What Was Cooking in Martha Washington's PresidentialLarkin, Mansions? Tanya J 641.5 5.1 Presidential Pets Moberg, Julia J 973 6.8 Who Named Their Pony Macaroni Singer, Marilyn J 973 RA Our Country's Presidents Bausum, Ann J 973.09 9.2 Smart About the Presidents Buller, John J 973.09 5.3 Presidents Collison, Campbell J 973.09 New Big Book of U. S. Presidents Davis, Todd J 973.09 Show Me the US Presidency Dell, Pamela J 973.09 U. S. Presidents Green, Dan J 973.09 Lives of the Presidents Krull, Kathleen J 973.09 8.2 Scholastic Encyclopedia of Presidents and Their TimesRubel, David J 973.09 So You Want to Be President? St. George, Judith J 973.09 4.8 Kid Presidents Stabler, David J 973.09 6.5 Our Presidents Rock Turner, Juiette J 973.09 Row, Row, Row the Boats: a fun song about GeorgeDahl, Washington Michael crossing the J Delaware973.3 2.3 George Washington's Teeth Chandra, Deborah J 973.4 3.6 Emancipation Proclamation Landau, Elaine J 973.7 4.6 Assassination of Abraham Lincoln Olson, Kay J 973.7 3.7 Abraham Lincoln and the Gettysburg Address Yomtov, Nel J 973.7 5.6 Where is Mount Rushmore Kelley, True J 978.3 5.5 John Quincy Adams: Sixth President Bailey, Diane J B Adams 4 John Adams Elston, Heidi J B Adams 4.6 John Quincy Adams: Sixth President Elston, Heidi J B Adams 4.6 John Adams: Second President Gregory, Josh J B Adams 3.8 John Adams: Second President Venezia, Mike J B Adams 5.2 John Quincy Adams: Sixth President Venezia, Mike J B Adams 5.5 Chester A. Arthur Venezia, Mike J B Arthur 5 Joe Biden Gormley, Beatrice J B Biden Joseph Biden Our 46th President Rodriguez, Ann J B Biden Joe Biden Schwartz, Heather J B Biden James Buchanan Gunderson, Megan J B Buchanan 4.9 James Buchanan: Fifteenth President Venezia, Mike J B Buchanan 5.3 George H. W. Bush Elston, Heidi J B Bush George Bush: Forty-First President Venezia, Mike J B Bush 5.8 George W. Bush: Forty-Third President Venezia, Mike J B Bush 5.8 Jimmy Carter Elston, Heidi J B Carter 4.7 Jimmy Carter: Thirty-Ninth President Venezia, Mike J B Carter 5.9 Grover Cleveland Kelley, K.C. J B Cleveland 4.1 Grover Cleveland Rumsch, BreAnn J B Cleveland 4.9 Bill Clinton Rumsch, BreAnn J B Clinton Bill Clinton: Forty-Second President Venezia, Mike J B Clinton 5.5 Calvin Coolidge Elston, Heidi J B Coolidge Dwight D. Eisenhower Aronin, Miriam J B Eisenhower 3.6 Dwight D. Eisenhower Britton, Tamara J B Eisenhower 4.9 Dwight D. Eisenhower: Thirty-Fourth President Venezia, Mike J B Eisenhower 5.1 Millard Fillmore: Thirteenth President Elston, Heidi J B Fillmore 4.7 Millard Fillmore: Thirteenth President Venezia, Mike J B Fillmore 5.4 Gerald Ford Gunderson, Megan J B Ford Presidents 8/31/2021 Title Author Call # AR Gerald Ford: Thirty-Eighth President Venezia, Mike J B Ford 5.8 James A. Garfield Gunderson, Megan J B Garfield 4.9 Ulysses S. Grant Rumsch, BreAnn J B Grant 4.8 Who Was Ulysses S. Grant? Stine, Megan J B Grant 4.8 Ulysses S. Grant: Eighteenth President Venezia, Mike J B Grant 5.5 Warren G. Harding Elston, Heidi J B Harding 4.7 William H. Harrison Elston, Heidi J B Harrison 4.7 Benjamin Harrison Gunderson, Megan J B Harrison William Henry Harrison: Ninth President Venezia, Mike J B Harrison 5.5 Rutherford B. Hayes Rumsch, BreAnn J B Hayes 4.8 Herbert Hoover Clinton, Susan J B Hoover 8.2 Herbert Hoover Rumsch, BreAnn J B Hoover 4.6 Andrew Jackson: Seventh President Gregory, Josh J B Jackson 3.7 Andrew Jackson Gunderson, Megan J B Jackson Andrew Jackson: Sefenth President Venezia, Mike J B Jackson 5.4 Thomas Jefferson Elston, Heidi J B Jefferson 4.7 Who Was Thomas jefferson Fradin, Dennis J B Jefferson Thomas Jefferson Gregory, Josh J B Jefferson 3.6 Thomas Jefferson: Third President Venezia, Mike J B Jefferson 5.5 Lyndon B. Johnson: Thirty-Sixth President Blake, Kevin J B Johnson 3.9 Andrew Johnson Gunderson, Megan J B Johnson 4.8 Lyndon B. Johnson: Thirty-Sixth President Gunderson, Megan J B Johnson 4.7 Andrew Johnson: Seventeenth President Venezia, Mike J B Johnson 5.4 Lyndon B. Johnson: Thirty-Sixth President Venezia, Mike J B Johnson 4.8 Picture Book of John F. Kennedy Adler, David J B Kennedy 4.6 Who Was Jacqueline Kennedy? Bader, Bonnie J B Kennedy 5.4 John F. 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Nixon: Thirty-Seventh President Venezia, Mike J B Nixon 5.2 Presidents 8/31/2021 Title Author Call # AR Robby Novak: Kid President and Promoter of PositivityBarghoorn, Linda J B Novak 5.3 Barack Obama: president for a new era Brill, Marlene J B Obama 5.9 Barack Obama Britton, Tamara J B Obama Who is Barack Obama Edwards, Roberta J B Obama 5.1 Michelle Obama Wheeler, Jill J B Obama 4.8 Franklin Pierce Rumsch, BreAnn J B Pierce 4.8 Franklin Pierce: Fourteenth President Venezia, Mike J B Pierce 5.4 James K.
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