Includes bibliographical references (pages 30-31) and index.
Summary:
For eight years, Michelle Obama served as First Lady of the United States, and during those years she broke many of the traditions and roles of the position. She appeared on television shows, handed out awards, worked in the garden, and posted on social media. She established important programs, from Let's Move to Make a Difference. Her sense of humor, strong drive to help others, and even stronger love for her family shone through every step of the way. Find out where she grew up, how she met Barack (and refused to go out with him), and what worries she had about becoming the nation's first lady. And see how she has continued to stay involved now that she and her family are no longer in the White House.
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