New Releases by Hillary Rodham Clinton

In a world dominated by video games, voice mail, and television, it''s easy to overlook the importance of the written word. If one very important thing parents can do to help their children learn is read to them, then encouraging them to write must run a close second. What better -- and more rewarding -- way to teach a child these invaluable communication skills than through letter writing?In her warm and engaging text, Mrs. Clinton suggests ways parents can help their children initiate and enjoy the experience of writing and receiving letters, sharing her family''s (and pets'') experience, and explains how letters to Socks and Buddy are received, sorted, and answered at the U.S. Soldiers'' and Airmen''s Home. Mrs. Clinton gives a brief pet history of the White House, from Dolley Madison''s parrot and Teddy Roosevelt''s children''s menagerie to the Bushes'' English springer spaniel Millie. She also talks about the ways Socks and Buddy participate in White House life, such as greeting guests and visiting hospitals and nursing homes. Fans of the First Pets will be delighted by a section on their vital statistics (Socks'' tail length: 1 foot; Buddy''s snout length: 5 inches) and answers to the questions most asked by correspondents (Do you have room service?).In Dear Socks, Dear Buddy, Mrs. Clinton also shares more than fifty letters children have sent the nation''s First Pets, from a simple request for a paw-tograph to more exacting notes of good wishes (I want to give you a big heart, as big as the whole world) and generous advice (Just because they went on a trip and didn''t take you doesn''t mean they don''t love you any more). Illustrated with more than eighty photographs ofSocks and Buddy on the job and at play in the White House, this book will inspire children to share their ideas and wishes through writing.

As one of the most controversial figures of our time, Hillary Rodham Clinton has incited both great love and rage from the general populace. This book provides an intimate look at this dynamic First Lady, revealing, in her own words, her thoughts on current issues, family values, life in the White House, and her marriage.

Speech on child care delivered by First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton on October 3, 1997 in Tawes Theatre, University of Maryland, College Park.

Political journalist George Grant brings together the pronouncements of America''s up-coming First Lady in her own words in a quote-per-page format to reveal the (Adroit Press)

Scope and Contents: Stated purpose of the interview is to ascertain how a young, modern lawyer feels about the plight of America''s children and what has been done, or not done, for them through child psychiatry and child guidance. At the time, Rodham was a staffer for the Washington Children''s Defense Fund.

Hillary Clinton wrote her popular column "Talking It Over" for Creators Syndicate from 1995 to 2000. Clinton''s columns are offered in their entirety as information for online readers. This volume is a collection of her columns from July 1995 to July 1996.