Summer Reading List Of Obama Seems To Fiction
Vineyard Haven, Massachusetts (Reuters) - President Barack Obama, perhaps in search of respite from the harsh reality after a summer fought hard for the economy and the Republicans in Congress have stepped kesälukemiseksenne list, which has long been a fiction.
The White House said that four of the five books that Democrat Barack Obama to choose a family of nine days here are novels.
Playlist of Obama - as Republican criticism for the holidays, when the economy is stumbling block - is a rite of summer.
But his election ignored biographies weight of Americans in general on a large playlist of a president.
The White House said that four of the five books that Democrat Barack Obama to choose a family of nine days here are novels.
Playlist of Obama - as Republican criticism for the holidays, when the economy is stumbling block - is a rite of summer.
But his election ignored biographies weight of Americans in general on a large playlist of a president.
Obama has taken two books on tour with the daughters Sasha and Malia on Friday: "Bayou Trilogy", the mystery of a collection of Daniel Woodrell set in Louisiana, and "Rodin's Debutante," a novel by the character of Ward, who becomes only political consciousness after the change to be a tough neighborhood on the south side of Chicago, echoing Obama's time there, the organizer before becoming a politician.
The president also bought over the books: "The stone cutting," a novel by Abraham Verghese which chronicles the lives of two children who were born joined skull in Ethiopia, "at the end of the Earth," a novel David Grossman, a mother who tries to keep his son alive when the war by hiking the length of Israel, hoping that if you can not get to be informed of his death, not dying.
He also brought the "hot other suns," by Isabel Wilkerson, the only non-fiction on the list of work that describes the migration of American blacks in the South.
Republican critics have criticized Obama for the holidays for the third consecutive summer on Martha's Vineyard, an island of luxury off the coast of Massachusetts, which was also favored by Democratic presidents John Kennedy and Bill Clinton.
They say holiday on the picturesque island, a breeding ground for movie stars and other wealthy Democratic Party donors in August, shows that Obama is out of touch, while 14 million Americans are unemployed and unemployment is set by above 9 percent.
The White House says country is not regretting the time of Obama with his family, but it is prudent, so far no pictures of him playing on the golf course.
(Reporting Alister Bull and Laura MacInnis, edited by Vicki Allen)
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