Bibliograph

The magnificent mischief of Tad Lincoln, Raymond Arroyo ; illustrated by Jacqui Davis

Type

Label

The magnificent mischief of Tad Lincoln, Raymond Arroyo ; illustrated by Jacqui Davis

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references

resource.biographical

individual biography

Index

no index present

resource.interestAgeLevel

Ages 4-8, Zonderkidz

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

The magnificent mischief of Tad Lincoln

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

1341268638

Responsibility statement

Raymond Arroyo ; illustrated by Jacqui Davis

Series statement

Turnabout tales

Summary

"Tad Lincoln, youngest son of Abraham Lincoln, was a lively, imaginative, and very mischievous child -- maybe a lot like you! But while other children his age might be playing with friends in a neighborhood or schoolyard, Tad was playing tricks and causing trouble in the White House! Tad's sense of adventure and fun was a source of love, joy, and comfort, especially for his father, as they lived through some tough times in their family. While others saw the mischief and mayhem Tad caused, "Paw," as Tad called the president, recognized wisdom in his son's actions and learned how he might best lead a troubled nation." --Book jacket

Target audience

juvenile

Classification