In Long Live the Queen, Ellen Emerson White (1989) tells the story of a young woman (the president’s daughter) who finds the strength and courage to live when she is kidnapped by terrorists. White provides a realistic account of life in the White House, and the pressures and expectations of being the president’s child.
Long Live the Queen
By:
Ellen Emerson White
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