Being president of the United States has its good things (you don't have to eat yucky vegetables) and bad (people get mad at the president). It helps if your name is James (six presidents were named James), but presidents can be homely or handsome, vain or heroic, a tailor, sailor, teacher or movie actor, there are all kinds of presidents. Hilarious caricature illustrations of each president and fun for all ages – this book is a gem. (Picture book)

Fun facts about Washington, DC, each with a matching sticker. Over 60 reusable stickers of landmarks, statues, monuments, portraits, memorials, and objects in the museums.(Sticker book)

Also, the companion sticker book, Presidents

Story of great buildings in Washington, DC – United States Capitol, the White House, Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial and Jefferson Memorial. Design of each building and fascinating details – the Capitol dome is made of cast iron, Washington Monument is the tallest stone structure in the world, statue of Lincoln is carved from 28 blocks of marble. (Picture book)

“How Alice Roosevelt broke the rules, charmed the world and drove her father Teddy crazy.” High-spirited story of Teddy Roosevelt’s adventurous daughter, delightfully illustrated! (Picture book)

Get an inside look at the White House, with answers to kids' questions, "What is the most important room in the White House?" Where does the first family live?" and more, plus fun facts about the White House and president's families. (Picture book)

A humorous look at presidential pets – grizzly bears, alligators, a herd of elephants, bald eagles, a garter snake named Emily Spinach, tigers, parrots, opposums, lizards, pygmy hippos, the First Fish, best-selling dog, and more. (Picture book)

KayKay Granger has just moved into the White House (her mom is the new president), and she’s eager to sleep in the Lincoln Bedroom, to see if it’s haunted by Lincoln’s ghost. A humorous story filled with White House legends and lore. (Chapter book)

Fascinating novel of Lincoln's assassination in Ford's Theatre – what if the plot was discovered and Lincoln survived? A young stage performer, Joseph Ehrlich, rubs elbows with the actor John Wilkes Booth, but it's Joseph's friend Cassandra who sees events in the future, and changes the course of history. (Chapter book)

In the latest mystery with KC Corcoran and her best friend Marshall, there's something strange going on in Washington Monument, and the clues are a broken memorial stone and some peanut shells. Plus, info about the Washington Monument. (Easy reader)

Don't miss more adventures of KC and Marshall, all centered on historic Washington, DC landmarks: A Thief at the National Zoo (#9), Trouble at the Treasury (#7), Fireworks at the FBI (#6), Who Broke Lincoln's Thumb? (#5) A Spy in the White House (#4), The Skeleton in the Smithsonian (#3), Kidnapped at the Capital (#2), Who Cloned the President? (#1)

The International Spy Museum is the perfect location for the Spy Mice Agency, and Glory Goldenleaf is a top field mouse. Glory teams up with two kids to retreive a lethal weapon and defeat Dupont Roquefort, leader of the rat underworld – it's a fun action adventure all around Washington DC. (Chapter book)

Wilky the cockroach just wanted a good hot pizza, but he's in big trouble when the pizza is delivered to the White House. Wilky's first adventure may be his last, as he's chased by the President and First Lady, senators, FBI and Secret Service. A humorous, bug's eye adventure in the White House. (Picture book)

Forty-two fabulous first ladies, from Martha Washington to Laura Bush. Portraits, fashions (including the very elegant Jackie Kennedy), biographies, furniture and personal memorabilia – Dolley Madison's snuffbox, Mary Lincoln's mourning watch, Mamie Eisenhower's charm bracelet.
(Picture book)

Take a tour through Washington, DC, find out how money is printed, touch a lunar rock at the Air and Space Museum, take in a play at the Kennedy Center, check out the National Zoo, plus memorials and branches of government. Super illustrations and lots of great info, perfect for your visit to Washington, DC. (Picture book)

You Can't Take a Balloon into the National Gallery
Jacqueline Preiss Weitzman, Robin Preiss Glasser

A wayward balloon leads everyone on a hilarious chase through Washington, DC. Delightful illustrations, sprinkled with historical figures and fun paintings and sculpture from the National Gallery of Art. (Picture book)

Play five different card games with paintings from the National Gallery of Art, including a treasure hunt . Each painting is featured on two cards – the whole painting, and a marvelous close up detail. Fun for everyone in the family! (Card game)

50 colorful cards with maps on one side, and information on the other, for the monuments, museums, parks, places to eat, and walks around Washington, DC. Let the kids pick what to see today! (Guide)