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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Dorothy Hoobler , Thomas HooblerPublisher: Simon & Schuster Imprint: Simon & Schuster Dimensions: Width: 14.30cm , Height: 2.10cm , Length: 21.10cm Weight: 0.277kg ISBN: 9781668014851ISBN 10: 1668014858 Pages: 304 Publication Date: 04 February 2025 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Available To Order We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviews"""A lovely book, stuffed with romantic details...and many revelations...a helpful reminder that historical figures are also human beings: petty, sappy and flawed."" -- The New York Times Book Review ""A Valentine's Day-worthy compilation."" -- The Wall Street Journal ""For the romance reader who also likes history, or the history lover who wants a hint of spice, here's your book. You'll love every letter of it."" -- Eagle Times ""By tradition, presidents are expected to have fewer amorous distractions than the rest of us. But this high-spirited and richly sourced chronicle of White House heat--erudite yet irresistibly readable--peels back the curtains of the Residence, while ripping open surprisingly adult items in the Oval Office outbox, to reveal that the grand and glorious People's House where Lincoln walks at night has always been and still remains home to people no less real, adoring, infatuated, or just plain whipped after a day at the office, than you or I."" -- David Michaelis, New York Times bestselling author of Eleanor ""Like looking through a peephole into the Oval Office! A delightful book for a quick glimpse into a secret history."" --Tara Deal, novelist and poet ""You will blush, you will laugh, and you will swoon knowing that love and passion existed amongst the history makers of this country."" -- Lydia Kang, author of A Beautiful Poison ""A riveting and revealing behind-the-scenes glimpse into the love lives and marital relationships of the nation's presidents. Filled with intriguing insights and fascinating facts, this engrossing book casts a fresh light on these men's personalities and character. Proof that public figures' private lives can be just as interesting as their political conduct."" -- Steven Mintz, Professor of History, The University of Texas at Austin ""The Hooblers have provided us with a smorgasbord of fascinating letters of American presidents, spiced with exquisitely researched anecdotes which put these historical gems in their proper context. A delightful and informative trip through presidential history."" -- Steven Lomazow M.D, author of FDR Unmasked ""For the romance reader who also likes history, or the history lover who wants a hint of spice, here's your book. Read Are You Prepared For the Storm of Love Making? You'll love every letter of it."" -- The Bradford Era ""Often touching and sometimes racy...the presidents' love letters reveal not only the depth of feeling in their relationships but also intriguing details about historic events and people."" -- Publishers Weekly" Author InformationDorothy and Thomas Hoobler have written many award-winning books for adults and young adults. Their young adult mystery set in medieval Japan won an Edgar Award from the Mystery Writers of America. Their ten-book series on American ethnic groups, published by Oxford University Press, received many favorable reviews from such publications as The New York Times and the Miami Herald. The Hooblers' other books for adults include The Monsters, which tells the story of Mary Shelley and the four people who helped inspire her classic novel Frankenstein; and The Crimes of Paris, a collection of famous French crimes that was excerpted in Vanity Fair. Dorothy has a master's degree in American history from New York University. Thomas and Dorothy Hoobler have written many award-winning books for adults and young adults. Their young adult mystery set in medieval Japan won an Edgar Award from the Mystery Writers of America. Their ten-book series on American ethnic groups, published by Oxford University Press, received many favorable reviews from such publications as The New York Times and the Miami Herald. The Hooblers' other books for adults include The Monsters, which tells the story of Mary Shelley and the four people who helped inspire her classic novel Frankenstein; and The Crimes of Paris, a collection of famous French crimes that was excerpted in Vanity Fair. Tom received his master's in education from Xavier University. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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