Really good book I really enjoyed it

Multiple students requested that I order this series. Glad that I did, fun story that my readers have really been enjoying.

Read Harder challenge: middle grade.

I had really high expectations for this book based on the title and the idea of a First Daughter chapter book series. Unfortunately, I didn't feel the writing lived up to the hype. The book is just "meh" and I'm not going to bother reading any more of the series.

I think the author was trying too hard to be "cutsy" but then there were sentences like this:
p. 57
"There was a room for she had no idea! There was a bathroom! There were stairs!"

The book is useful for teaching kids a lot about US presidents' children and their pets and a few things about the White House.

I didn't read this, but my 9 year old loved it.

Cute and fun this is one of those books that makes you smile. Following the life of Liberty whose father is now the President and what being the first daughter means. She is starting a new school and life is already different for her and she is trying to be nice and accommodating to everyone in her class. She is extraordinarily diplomatic and tries her hardest to be a friend to all.

This is a great story for girls second grade to fourth, it really wouldn't appeal to boys or anyone fifth grade on up. This is a series that I would like to read more of.

Willow enjoyed this one and wants to read more in the series.

Why is third-grader Liberty Porter so excited? Well, because her dad was just elected President of the United States, making her First Daughter! You'd be excited, too. Liberty can't wait to see her new room in the White House, learn what her secret service code name will be, and get started on the most important project of her life - being a great First Daughter!

The writing was okay and there's not much of a story, but this will please young girls (and boys) who are fascinated with Sasha and Malia or any of the other children of the White House. DeVillers manages to squeeze in more facts about the White House than you can shake a stick at, but it feels mostly organic and kids will find it interesting.

so this book is super cute. it's about Liberty Porter, who's dad has been elected president and is moving into the white house. she's 9 years old, so very hyper and kind of all over the place, which is to be expected since her dad is the new president. the whole book takes place over one day, inauguration day, which is a bit strange.