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Hillary Clinton Books

Crash Course

by Jessica Liebman Sep 17 2007
Hillary Clinton turns 60 this month. Here is some reading that will help you make small talk—and avoid a gaffe, should you be invited to her birthday bash.

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Hillary Clinton birthday card
Image: Peter Arkle

The Very Unofficial Hillary Clinton Coloring Book

By George Leborts and Wojciech Wilk
Why read a 600-page biography when you can color your way through all you need to know about why people love and hate the former first lady?

The Complete Whitewater Rafter
By Jeff Bennett
Should someone utter the word Whitewater in her presence, you can redeem the embarrassing moment by talking about the great river-rafting techniques you’ve discovered in this book.

96 Great Interview Questions to Ask Before You Hire
By Paul Falcone
A return to the White House would require a new staff. Offer the birthday girl tips on how to spot qualified interns. 

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