What To Do About Alice?

Written by Barbara Kerley · Illustrated by Edwin Fotheringham

A spirited girl defies convention, turning every moment into an adventure.

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48 pages· 2,106 words· Est. 17 min read-aloud· AD800L

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Bookroo's summary

Meet Alice Roosevelt, a whirlwind of energy and curiosity, who transforms the White House with her daring escapades. From charming dignitaries with her pet snake to globe-trotting adventures, Alice defies societal norms and embraces life with gusto. As the daughter of President Theodore Roosevelt, she navigates the challenges of being in the public eye while carving her own path. Will Alice's rebellious spirit inspire change, or will it lead to chaos? Discover the vibrant life of a true American maverick in this lively biography that captures the essence of a young woman determined to 'eat up the world.'

From the publisher

If you like rebel girls, you will LOVE Alice Roosevelt!A Boston Globe-Horn Book Honor BookA Sibert Honor Book* “Superb… a gleeful celebration.” – Kirkus Reviews, starred reviewTheodore Roosevelt had a small problem. Her name was Alice. Alice Lee Roosevelt was hungry to go places, meet people, do things. Father called it “running riot.” Alice called it “eating up the world.” Whether she was entertaining important White House visitors with her pet snake or traveling the globe, Alice bucked convention and turned every new experience into an adventure!Brimming with affection and wit, this spirited biography gives readers a peek at family life inside the White House. Prose and pictures spring, gambol, and two-step across the pages to celebrate a maverick American heroine.