presidential candidates

Focusing on his pre-White House years, this book looks at the life and career of Donald Trump, businessman, real estate developer and forty-fifth president of the United States.

From the business world to the television screen, Donald John Trump leaves a big impression wherever he goes. After making his family's New York real estate business a household name and hosting a successful TV series, he became the Republican candidate for president of the United States in 2016. Young readers will learn more about the businessman-turned-politicians life and careers.

Biography of presidential candidate, Secretary of State, and Senator Hilary Rodham Clinton, describing her childhood, her political career, personal life, marriage to President Bill Clinton, and professional achievements.

"A biography of Hillary Rodham Clinton, First Lady during Bill Clinton's administration, New York Senator, Secretary of State during Barack Obama's administration, and for the Presidency of the United States in 2016"--OCLC.

A biography of Hillary Rodham Clinton that explores her childhood, family, education, and political career.

Profiles the life and career of presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, including her work championing for the rights of women and children, her role as first lady in the Clinton Administration, and her remarkable career as a senator and secretary of state.

"Sixteen-year-old Amy joins a political campaign to seek revenge on a boy who used to bully her but soon discovers that her feelings about the boy have changed"--OCLC.

Chronicles the life of Horace Greeley, discussing his childhood, love of learning, years as a printer in New York City, presidential campaign against General Ulysses S. Grant, and other related topics.

Few people had even heard of Barack Obama before 2004, but one powerful speech in Boston changed all that for the Illinois senator.

Presents the history of the 1920 presidential campaign and election that featured six once-and-future presidents in the race including Harding, Wilson, Coolidge, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin Roosevelt, and Hoover. Discusses how the presidential hopefuls positioned themselves within the political climate of the time. Describes how the campaigns heralded modern politics with unprecedented spending and advertising.