Overview
It's Career Search at Ellie Nakai's school in New Mexico. To prepare, eleven year old Ellie takes a thoughtful look at seven career paths. Could she be a businessperson, an artist, or a diplomat? How about becoming a judge or a conservationist? A visionary would be exciting. Or what about being a general? That would rock! All seven paths intrigue Ellie. How will she choose just one? Then Ellie realizes one job includes skills and knowledge from all seven paths - President of the United States of America. What an exciting job that would be! A lot of work and study lie ahead for Ellie but she has found her goal. Someday, Ellie Nakia will be America's President. Ages 9 to 99 will enjoy this fun and thought provoking read.
Full Product Details
Author: Lois Hawk Todd
Publisher: Gatekeeper Press
Imprint: Gatekeeper Press
Dimensions:
Width: 21.60cm
, Height: 0.30cm
, Length: 27.90cm
Weight: 0.177kg
ISBN: 9781662954368
ISBN 10: 1662954360
Pages: 48
Publication Date: 05 September 2024
Recommended Age: From 5 to 8 years
Audience:
Children/juvenile
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Children / Juvenile
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Author Information
Growing up in Lebanon, Oregon, a Northwest plywood town, my life was simple and easy. I spent my growing up years in the same house. We knew all our neighbors. My parents were committed to our community via the town's Presbyterian church and the local Veterans of Foreign Wars chapter. Yet the times were not simple. A lot was happening in the sixties and seventies. Women's rights, Civil Rights, the Vietnam War, all caused turmoil across America, which rattled our dining room table as well. Dad helped his fellow plywood workers form a union. Mom rallied the family to boycott grapes during the United Farm Workers Delano Grape Strike. I was taught our voices were important to my community and my country. Yet through it all, our house was a place of laughter and fun. Open mind, open heart, were always encouraged, compassion and kindness as well.I built my own family in Paonia, Colorado, a small town on the state's Western Slope. My husband, Allen Todd, owned and operated a sawmill for over forty-five years. He's now retired. Our son, Ryan Todd, calls the community home and farms nearby.I've published two books. The first, Facing Up: A Patient's Guide to Healing the Face, follows my experiences after being stuck in the face by an eighty-five mile an hour baseball that shattered my face and the later cancer that developed because of the accident. My second book, which I both wrote and illustrated, is Lessons From My Father. In it, I look back at everyday happenings with Dad that brought me lifelong lessons.
