Sixteen-year old Meghan Powers thought that boys and grades were the most important issues of the day, until her mother dropped the bombshell-she was going to run for President of the United States. And she was going to win. Bad enough that her mother spent so much time away from home as a state senator. Now she was going to be the most important woman in America. Meg's father accepted the prospect of being the First Gentleman. But Meg wasn't so sure. Life was filled with excitement-the crush of crowds, swarms of Secret Service men, reporters, important people. But life at the White House was very different. The kids at her new school thought her shyness was snobbishness. And the boys she dated didn't seem to care about her-they only wanted to brag. Before long, Meg finds she's tired of being in the national spotlight. But how can she tell her elegant, intelligent mother she hates being the President's daughter?
