What To Do About Alice? by Barbara Kerley

Description

Theodore Roosevelt had a small problem…his daughter Alice! Alice Lee Roosevelt was hungry to go places, meet people, do things. Father called it running riot. Alice called it eating up the world. Brimming with affection and wit, this spirited biography gives readers a peek into family life inside the White House.

Reviews

"Alice's feisty, all-a-bustle, and effervescent spirit permeates Katherine Kellgren's narration…(she) effectively voices the exasperated father, as well." - AudioFile
"…read with great enthusiasm by Katherine Kellgren…Original music complements the story...

"Alice's feisty, all-a-bustle, and effervescent spirit permeates Katherine Kellgren's narration…(she) effectively voices the exasperated father, as well." - AudioFile
"…read with great enthusiasm by Katherine Kellgren…Original music complements the story well. A fun biography…and a great addition to Women's History Month." - Starred Review, School Library Journal

Awards

Robert F. Sibert Informational Award Honor Book

Product Details

Item #:NTS529632
ISBN13:9780545296328
Format:CC/Subtitled DVD
Pages:1
Genre:Historical Fiction
Subject:Individuality,
Families and Relationships,
Family Life,
Women's History Month,
American History,
The Presidency,
Historic Figures,
Women's History and Experience
Grades:4 - 7
Lexile® Measure:AD800L
Reading Level:N
DRA Level:28 - 30
Language:English