So You Want to Be President?

A parent might reach for this book when their child starts asking big questions about leadership or brings home a new interest in American history from school. Instead of a dry textbook, this book uses humor and surprising anecdotes to explore the lives of U.S. presidents, from Washington to Clinton. It reveals that presidents were real people with quirks, varied jobs, and different personalities, which helps demystify power and success. By showing the many paths to the White House, it encourages curiosity and self-confidence, reassuring children that leaders come in all shapes and sizes. It's a wonderful, engaging way to make history feel personal and fun for elementary schoolers.