Jacqueline Kennedy

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Even when Jacqueline was a child, she graced the presence of others with her natural social skill. At her second birthday party, Jacqueline played hostess and offered to share her toys and pony rides with all her little guests. At the age of two, she also participated in a dog show in Easthampton with her Scotty dog named Hootchie. Throughout Jacqueline’s life, animals have always played an important role. Her great love for animals enhanced her tender and caring appeal which she passed to her children and also was absorbed by all the people who surrounded her.
Jackie’s childhood was busy, active, and filled with challenges beyond those of an average girl. She once got lost in Central Park. When a policeman found her, she told him that it was her nurse who was lost, not her. Jackie was only a year old when she first rode a pony. She learned to jump fences easily and had a premature courage. Jacqueline also began reading at an early age. The books she read were far ...

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family, Jackie took the birth a bit offensively. Lee was petite, with a delicate, pointed face. She was also gentle and sensitive to the feelings of other. Jackie, however, was bluntly honest despite her soft appearance. Janet often dressed the two alike. Lee was more partial to vivid, fashionable garments and Jackie preferred more subtle hues even though she has always had a passion for pink. The two sisters were later united emotionally through the divorce of their parents.
John Bouvier was supposedly conducting an affair. Even though the parents tried to shield their children from the rumors and scandal, Jackie and Lee’s ears were not deaf to the gossip. Jackie was eleven ...

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