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American Princess by Stephanie Marie Thornton

American Princess

A Novel of First Daughter Alice Roosevelt

by Stephanie Marie Thornton
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  • Mar 2019, 448 pages
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  • Carol C. (Troy, NY)
    American Princess
    This take of Alice Roosevelt's life is a breezy entertaining read. While familiar with her basic story - eldest daughter of TR, and a character in her own right - 'American Princess' puts a human spin on her story, as the author tells it from Alice's point of view. I only wish that there had been more emphasis on her later life, but that lack of focus doesn't detract from the overall impression of Alice Roosevelt as a woman both of and ahead of her time. A very enjoyable read.

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