20 Fun Facts About The Presidency

Which president had the shortest term, and which was the first to be born in the United States? Which president was the tallest? Who was the shortest? These are just a few of the fun facts readers will find the answers to inside this book. The at-level text is specially designed to make learning about the presidency engaging and fun as well as informative. The fascinating text is augmented with historical images, helpful graphic organizers, and full-color photographs.

"The president plays an important role in the United States-and with the role's many powers also come many responsibilities. Here, readers will learn about the job of the U.S. president and the history of the role, along with facts about people who've held the job. Did you know that the 40th president was a famous movie star? Or that the 18th president once got a speeding ticket in a horse-drawn buggy? Graphic organizers provide more fun facts and important details, and photographs make the text even more immersive"--

Many US citizens know that the White House has been home to US presidents for over 200 years. But few people know that the President's Mansion has experienced two large fires, or that everything but the outer walls was removed and rebuilt in the 1950s. Readers are sure to enjoy exploring the White House like never before. At-level text is paired with helpful graphic organizers and amazing photographs of the White House throughout its history.

Did You Know? Barack Obama lived in Indonesia and had an unusual pet. His pet was an ape named Tata. Have you ever wondered which President survived four gunshot wounds? Or which President swam in the Potomac River? What about which President had the most kids? If you have ever wondered about all the interesting and unique facts regarding the Presidents, then you are in luck. This book will take you on a magical ride through the lives of the Presidents of the United States. Many of the facts that you learned in school pertained to the political events, and often times, the facts that you have learned are inaccurate at best. This book is designed to teach and inform you of the truths behind the myths and the facts. So, if you are interested in learning new and interesting facts about the people that have been governing our great country for some long, then you are in luck. This book takes you all the way back to the first President. Start Serving The National By Clicking On The "BUY NOW" Button!

James Madison helped to ratify America’s constitution and later served as president. But there are many things readers may not know about this Founding Father. Madison, for example, was a prolific writer—helping Alexander Hamilton and John Jay in writing the Federalist Papers. From Madison’s short stature to his early days in the White House, there are plenty of fun facts and stories about America’s fourth president that readers will love. They’ll also be introduced to Madison’s wife—Dolley—who was very influential during his presidency.

Did you know? Obama is the only president born outside of the continental United States-born and educated in Hawaii. Packed with lots of interesting facts of our presidents from the first to the current president Trump, this book is guaranteed to entertain you and your family.Written in mind for younger readers, this book is an easy read for most ages! This is also the perfect gift for students and kids.

George Washington is unmistakably America’s most famous Founding Father. He led the Continental Army during the American Revolution and later served as America’s first president. But Washington’s life is full of fun facts that many still don’t know. From his relationships with other Founding Fathers to his early history as a general, there’s much to discuss about one of America’s most famous citizens. This book separates the myths from fact, delving into his famous cherry tree story and other commonly held beliefs about this American icon that many mistake as fact.

You might ask why I wrote a book about presidents with all the books and information online about presidents already. My answer is a little bit complicated. I believe there are three times in our lives that we search for the same knowledge (1) going through school, (2) trying to remember what we once knew (for example, to aid our children with their school homework) and (3) when we can help ourselves, family, or friends struggling after an accident or with a disease. For the latter, this book is an attempt to take their minds of their temporary struggle and to re-engage them during a temporarily difficult time. That is why I designed the book with fun facts that you don't ordinarily get when you read about presidents, facts that give your own life perspective as well as a word search to reinforce what you have learned. For example, did you know: one president did not learn to read until he was 11, was the only one to earn a Ph.D. and was also a president of a University.