Ocean State Libraries

The magic tree house whisks Jack and Annie to Washington D.C. in the 1860s where they meet Abraham Lincoln and collect a feather that will help break a magic spell.

Dragged into the political turmoil of a presidential election year, fourteen-year-old Cooper Jewett, who runs a New Hampshire dairy farm since his grandfather's death, stands up for himself and makes it clear whose first boy he really is.

When the Secret Service squashes yet another chance for the president's daughter, Audrey, to make any new friends, Audrey discovers former first daughter Alice Roosevelt's hidden diary, which gives Audrey endless ideas for having fun--and more problems than she can handle.

"The outgoing First Daughters play a prank on their incoming counterparts, sparking an epic prank war." --

"KC and Marshall convince the President of the United States to pardon more than one turkey for Thanksgiving, but all 117 of them are stolen off the National Mall"--

A fictionalized account of ten-year-old Ethel Roosevelt's early experiences in the White House after her father, Theodore Roosevelt, becomes president in 1901.

When the President's daughter, Tricia, visits for a week to help celebrate Camp Walla Walla's efforts to "go green," a series of misunderstandings threatens to ruin the Green Festival and some friendships, as well.

Nine-year-old Liberty Porter, daughter of the President of the United States, starts at a new school and tries to be an exemplary First Daughter.

The world's most famous house can be a terrible place to live. Meg thought living in the White House would get easier--not harder.

When Ava and Dean try to throw Gregory a surprise birthday party they have a hard time making sure he is on time.