There's good news for those with an interest in the White House and American history.
The new edition of "The Living White House" (White House Historical Association) tells the story of more than 200 years of life and work in the most famous house in America.
The book, featuring updated and expanded text by former White House curator Betty Monkman, is illustrated with more than 200 new and historic images of past and present White House families, children, pets, workers, state occasions, weddings, and public and private celebrations.
Every first lady since Lady Bird Johnson has championed "The Living White House" and has generously assisted with updating each issue. Now in its 12th edition, with more than a million copies printed, Laura Bush continues the tradition and welcomes readers to learn more about the People's House.
"The Living White House" is available for $14.95 per copy (plus packing and delivery). To order, call (800) 555-2451 or visit www.whitehousehistory.org.
Lady Bird Johnson inspired the original "The Living White House" in 1966.
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