All the Presidents Brothers and Sisters
Mary Achor and Doug Wead write the stories of triumph and tradgedy.
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The brothers and sisters of the American presidents
Jimmy Carter visits his brother, Billy, on the campaign trail, 1976. (Thomas O'Halloran, US NEWS, Library of Congress collection.)
Doug Wead and Mary Achor are collaborating in the research and writing of a book on the brothers and sisters of the American presidents. It is a groundbreaking project which will encompass the successes and failures of the presidents’ siblings. Their work, their marriages, their scandals, their successes. How did they rival their brothers? Who among them almost became president themselves? Who among them are still living and where do they live? Their relationships with the presidents. Brothers and sisters? Individual biographies of the siblings of the presidents.
The Bushes, two presidents and a governor.
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Michelle Obama, First Mom. Life in the White House. How a First Lady puts her children first. Malia and Sasha: Summer fun. What did you do last summer? Chelsea Clinton for president? The "fun boomlet." The Garbo of presidential children opens up. Caroline Kennedy? Compared to Robert Todd Lincoln. Should she be Ambassador to the Court of St. James? Jenna Bush, was she the most beautiful White House bride? Julie Nixon Eisenhower is interviewed about life in the White House and after. Jackie Kennedy's last note to JFK, Jr. "You, especially, have a place in history." Where are you Amy Carter? Where are all the first children now? And what are they up to? Royal weddings in America? Doris Kerns Goodwin reports on Chelsea Clinton's wedding. |
