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Thanks and Have Fun Running the Country: Kids' Letters to President Obama
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ISBN
9781934781579
Book Title
Thanks and Have Fun Running the Country : Kids' Letters to President Obama
Item Length
7 in
Publisher
Mcsweeney's Publishing
Publication Year
2009
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
0.4 in
Author
Jory John
Genre
Humor
Topic
Topic / Politics
Item Width
5.5 in
Item Weight
6 Oz
Number of Pages
144 Pages

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A few days after the election of Barack Obama, kids around the country were asked to provide advice and guidance to their new president. In this collection, there's loads advice for the president, often hilarious, sometimes heartfelt, and occasionally downright practical. Students from all over the country reach out to the 44th president, speaking to the issues closest to their hearts, relating their life stories, and asking for help. Topics include the economy, education, war, global warming, race relations in America and immigration. The book also includes letters about snow cones, puppies, microwavable burritos, dinosaur projects, multiplication and the ghost of Abraham Lincoln, reportedly haunting a White House bedroom. Proceeds benefit 826 National, a network of nonprofit writing and tutoring centers around the country.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Mcsweeney's Publishing
ISBN-10
1934781576
ISBN-13
9781934781579
eBay Product ID (ePID)
71840905

Product Key Features

Book Title
Thanks and Have Fun Running the Country : Kids' Letters to President Obama
Author
Jory John
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Topic / Politics
Publication Year
2009
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Humor
Number of Pages
144 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
7 in
Item Height
0.4 in
Item Width
5.5 in
Item Weight
6 Oz

Additional Product Features

Age Range
6
Lc Classification Number
E907
Reviews
"A hilarious and touching collection of letters compiled at 826 Valencia in San Francisco and the writing center's half dozen chapters across the country." -San Francisco Chronicle, "I really hope you put America back together. No pressure though." - Sheenie Shannon Yip, age 13, Seattle "1. Fly to the White House in a helicopter. 2. Walk in. 3. Wipe feet. 4. Walk to the Oval Office. 5. Sit down in a chair. 6. Put hand sanitizer on hands. 7. Enjoy moment. 8. Get up. 9. Get in car. 10. Go to the dog pound." - Chandler Browne, age 12, Chicago "You are just like a big me." - Avante Price, age 7, Seattle, Thanks and Have Fun Running the Country includes such advice as: "If I were president, I would help all nations, even Hawaii." Chad Timsing, age 9, Los Angeles "I really hope you put America back together. No pressure though." Sheenie Shannon Yip, age 13, Seattle "1. Fly to the White House in a helicopter. 2. Walk in. 3. Wipe feet. 4. Walk to the Oval Office. 5. Sit down in a chair. 6. Put hand sanitizer on hands. 7. Enjoy moment. 8. Get up. 9. Get in car. 10. Go to the dog pound." Chandler Browne, age 12, Chicago And, while it wasn't advice, exactly, we thought this was worth sharing: "You are just like a big me." Avante Price, age 7, Seattle "A hilarious and touching collection of letters compiled at 826 Valencia in San Francisco and the writing center's half dozen chapters across the country." -- San Francisco Chronicle "(Thanks and Have Fun Running the Country)... offers a moving snapshot of children's lives in the waning days of 2008." -- USA Today "A collection of childhood wisdom that just might make a difference in the difficult times ahead." -- MSNBC/ NBC Chicago "Preternaturally sagacious youngsters from 826 National's various tutoring centers across the country chimed in to the national dialogue with their advice, concerns and hopes for their new president." -- LA Times "With John as editor, Thanks and Have Fun Running the Country: A Collection of Kids' Letters to President Obama has become a much-talked about project that, at its core, is really a child's perspective on the notions of hope, ideals and challenges facing the 44th president of the United States." -- Tahoe Daily Tribune, Thanks and Have Fun Running the Country includes such advice as: "If I were president, I would help all nations, even Hawaii." Chad Timsing, age 9, Los Angeles "I really hope you put America back together. No pressure though." Sheenie Shannon Yip, age 13, Seattle "1. Fly to the White House in a helicopter. 2. Walk in. 3. Wipe feet. 4. Walk to the Oval Office. 5. Sit down in a chair. 6. Put hand sanitizer on hands. 7. Enjoy moment. 8. Get up. 9. Get in car. 10. Go to the dog pound." Chandler Browne, age 12, Chicago And, while it wasn't advice, exactly, we thought this was worth sharing: "You are just like a big me." Avante Price, age 7, Seattle "A hilarious and touching collection of letters compiled at 826 Valencia in San Francisco and the writing center's half dozen chapters across the country." ? San Francisco Chronicle "(Thanks and Have Fun Running the Country)... offers a moving snapshot of children's lives in the waning days of 2008." ? USA Today "A collection of childhood wisdom that just might make a difference in the difficult times ahead." ? MSNBC/ NBC Chicago "Preternaturally sagacious youngsters from 826 National's various tutoring centers across the country chimed in to the national dialogue with their advice, concerns and hopes for their new president." ? LA Times "With John as editor, Thanks and Have Fun Running the Country: A Collection of Kids' Letters to President Obama has become a much-talked about project that, at its core, is really a child's perspective on the notions of hope, ideals and challenges facing the 44th president of the United States." ? Tahoe Daily Tribune, "A hilarious and touching collection of letters compiled at 826 Valencia in San Francisco and the writing center's half dozen chapters across the country." -San Francisco Chronicle "(Thanks and Have Fun Running the Country)... offers a moving snapshot of children's lives in the waning days of 2008." -USA Today "A collection of childhood wisdom that just might make a difference in the difficult times ahead." - MSNBC/ NBC Chicago "Preternaturally sagacious youngsters from 826 National's various tutoring centers across the country chimed in to the national dialogue with their advice, concerns and hopes for their new president." -LA Times "With John as editor,Thanks and Have Fun Running the Country: A Collection of Kids' Letters to President Obamahas become a much-talked about project that, at its core, is really a child's perspective on the notions of hope, ideals and challenges facing the 44th president of the United States." -Tahoe Daily Tribune, Thanks and Have Fun Running the Country includes such advice as: "If I were president, I would help all nations, even Hawaii." Chad Timsing, age 9, Los Angeles "I really hope you put America back together. No pressure though." Sheenie Shannon Yip, age 13, Seattle "1. Fly to the White House in a helicopter. 2. Walk in. 3. Wipe feet. 4. Walk to the Oval Office. 5. Sit down in a chair. 6. Put hand sanitizer on hands. 7. Enjoy moment. 8. Get up. 9. Get in car. 10. Go to the dog pound." Chandler Browne, age 12, Chicago And, while it wasn't advice, exactly, we thought this was worth sharing: "You are just like a big me." Avante Price, age 7, Seattle "A hilarious and touching collection of letters compiled at 826 Valencia in San Francisco and the writing center's half dozen chapters across the country." -San Francisco Chronicle "(Thanks and Have Fun Running the Country)... offers a moving snapshot of children's lives in the waning days of 2008." -USA Today "A collection of childhood wisdom that just might make a difference in the difficult times ahead." - MSNBC/ NBC Chicago "Preternaturally sagacious youngsters from 826 National's various tutoring centers across the country chimed in to the national dialogue with their advice, concerns and hopes for their new president." -LA Times "With John as editor,Thanks and Have Fun Running the Country: A Collection of Kids' Letters to President Obamahas become a much-talked about project that, at its core, is really a child's perspective on the notions of hope, ideals and challenges facing the 44th president of the United States." -Tahoe Daily Tribune
Copyright Date
2009
Target Audience
Trade
Dewey Decimal
320.9730207
Dewey Edition
22

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