Residence. The secret life of the White House

The daily life of the first family of the United States for an ordinary person remains a secret. Every day, every day is helped by the White House, who always remain in the shadows: butler, maids, Swiss, cooks, florists. Many of them work in the residence of generations. Every day they work side by side with the president - they prepare him breakfast, cover the bed and accompany him from the elevator to the working cabinet - and see them as they really are.
Kate Andersen Brauer interviewed the current and former residence employees. Thanks to their sincere stories - funny and sometimes tragic - we will find out what the famous presidents and his closest environment behind the closed doors of the White House were.

Employees of the White House every day serve 132 rooms of a six -story mansion, 35 bathrooms, 28 fireplaces, three elevators and eight stairs. They see the first family of the United States every day without embellishment and
They never talk about their work even with the family. These people were preparing John Kennedy"s funeral, witnesses of Nixon"s resignation, supported Nancy Reagan when an attempt was committed on her husband, and
Hillary Clinton during the scandal with Monika Levinsky, helped the daughters of Michelle and Barack Obama get used to the new life for them in the walls of the White House.

Kate Andersen Brauer interviewed the current and former residence employees, and they opened the veil of secrets, which envelops everything regarding the daily life of the first -parts of the United States. We will find out where the beloved was
Place for the games of John Kennedy-Ml., How many months Lindon Johnson set a shower according to his wishes, what cake always raised the mood of Hillary Clinton, what was the first lady in the whole history of white
at home and how to keep the face and dignity if the president was a strong nut. This book, filled with dramatic, funny, but always frank stories, reveals the everyday life of the residence
The voices of maids, butler, cooks, florists, Switzers and other employees who care about the needs of the president and his family every day