bush, laura welch

A brief biography of former first lady Laura Bush that profiles her childhood, education, and dedication to literacy, and describes the events that brought her to the White House.

Text and photographs describe the life of Laura Bush, the wife of the forty-third United States President, George W. Bush.

Examines the lives of George W. and Laura Bush in the years before they met, and discusses their marriage in Texas, their involvement in politics, and their experiences in the White House in troubling times.

Chronicles the life of Laura Bush, discussing her childhood in Texas, her courtship and marriage to George W. Bush, her reaction to becoming the First Lady, and her efforts to calm Americans after the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001.

Features over four hundred entries that explore such topics as the core beliefs of various tribes, creation accounts, and recurrent themes throughout North American native cultures.

A brief biography of Laura Bush, including her childhood, her college years, her career as a teacher, her marriage to George W. Bush, and her life and work as First Lady, first of Texas and then of the United States.

Presents a brief profile of First Lady Laura Bush, her childhood and career as a teacher and librarian, and her focus on education as the wife of the president.

First Lady Laura Bush reveals her life, describing her childhood in Midland, Texas, along with her relationships with family members and friends, a tragic high school car accident, professional accomplishments, married life, experiences in the White House, and more.