Will Rogers and the Great White House Sleepover - Taylor, Bart; White, Greg
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What happens when America's favorite cowboy spends the night at the White House? A true tale of humor, heart, and history! Join Will Rogers as he packs his jokes, his rope, and his charm for an unforgettable night as the guest of President Calvin Coolidge. Based on a true story, this delightful picture book brings American history to life and shows how laughter and kindness can bridge any divide. Perfect for classrooms, libraries, and young readers at home, Will Rogers and the Great White House Sleepover reminds us why Will famously said, "I never met a man I didn't like." Add this fun and educational adventure to your shelf today!…mehr

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What happens when America's favorite cowboy spends the night at the White House? A true tale of humor, heart, and history! Join Will Rogers as he packs his jokes, his rope, and his charm for an unforgettable night as the guest of President Calvin Coolidge. Based on a true story, this delightful picture book brings American history to life and shows how laughter and kindness can bridge any divide. Perfect for classrooms, libraries, and young readers at home, Will Rogers and the Great White House Sleepover reminds us why Will famously said, "I never met a man I didn't like." Add this fun and educational adventure to your shelf today!
Autorenporträt
Bart Taylor is a two-time Oklahoma Museum Association (OMA) Award-winning educator from Tulsa, OK. He has worked as an educator at Will Rogers Memorial Museum, Gilcrease Museum, Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park, the Gathering Place and has taught Middle School Geography. He has a passion for sharing US History and Will Rogers with everyone and loves helping kids find a connection to "OUR" history. He is a graduate of Southern Nazarene University and Northeastern State University where he earned his MA in US History in 2014. He currently lives in Tulsa, OK where you can catch him kayaking, playing guitar or working on his next Will Rogers book.