From George Washington to Bill Clinton, many presidents had pets while they were in office. Some of these pets became as famous as their owners. Find out more about the pets of eight presidents.

Presidential Pet Tails (Cover-To-Cover Chapter Books: Animal Adv.-Facts)

Children's Books

Muldoon, Kathleen M.

Animals

Perfection Learning

Louis and his family escape certain death following the overthrow of President Aristide in 1991 Haiti.

Beyond the Mountains: Coming to America from Haiti - 1991 (Cover-To-Cover Chapter 2 Books: Coming to America)

Literature & Fiction

Tony Rizzo, who hopes to become a boxing champion, is sent on an orphan train to Illinois, where he is indentured to a farmer.

Champion of the Cornfield: An Orphan Train Story (Cover-To-Cover Chapter 2 Books: Orphan Train)

History

After taking an orphan train to Omaha, Emily and her brother are separated when he is chosen by a family and she is taken south to Texas. She vows she will find the road back to her family.

Road Home: An Orphan Train Story (Cover-To-Cover Chapter 2 Books: Orphan Train)

An orphan boy from Boston travels on an "orphan train" to Michigan, where he is adopted by a farmer and his wife, but they soon leave the farm for the copper mines of the Upper Peninsula.

Copper King: An Orphan Train Story (Cover-To-Cover Chapter 2 Books: Orphan Train)

Presidential Pet "tails: Book (Cover-to-cover Books)

Thirteen-year-old Louis and his family escape from the political unrest in Haiti in 1991, but after they are rescued at sea by the U.S. Coast Guard, they are taken to a refugee camp in Cuba, where they must wait before joining relatives in Miami.

Beyond The Mountains: Coming To America From Haiti--1991 (COVER-TO-COVER BOOKS. CHAPTER 2)

The Road Home: An Orphan Train Story (COVER-TO-COVER BOOKS. CHAPTER 2)

Jealous of her invalid sister's royal treatment as she sits in her wheelchair, Patty Jean tries out the conveyance and discovers life in a wheelchair is no fun at all.

Princess Pooh

Concept Books

The midwife ushered Parisio into the bedchamber. Her tear-stained face told him that something was not right. When the midwife slowly pulled back the blanket, Parisio gasped. "It's a girl, my Lord," the midwife whispered. "It is a monster!" Emilia sobbed. Little Margaret is the true story of Margaret's short life (1287-1320). She was born disfigured, blind, lame, and a dwarf. You will cheer for her as she first overcomes imprisonment and then abandonment by her family. She learned about God's love for her from the castle priest. God used a girl others labeled as "crippled" to become as an angel to the sick, imprisoned, and dying. 
 It's no wonder Margaret was beatified by the Church!

Little Margaret: The Extraordinary Life of Blessed Margaret of Castello

Biographies

Leonine Publishers

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