"A treasury of American Presidents by historian Ken Burns"--

Hugh Sidey "has collected his memories, anecdotes and reflections on America's 11 most recent presidents -- from Franklin D. Roosevelt to Bill Clinton." The book also "includes a pictorial biography of each president, as well as a picture gallery of the major events of his term."

"The set examines the United States presidency and its historical importance. Includes biographical information about every U.S. president and information and photos of every first lady. Discusses the duties, privileges, and the broad power of the president, and examines the people who have led the country through times of poverty and prosperity, peace and war"--Provided by publisher.

Photographs and illustrations from the Library of Congress present a look at the public and private lives of America's presidents.

They were America's children, symbolic of hope and youth, then of tragedy, and finally of the enduring power of the Kennedy legacy. In the 255 vibrant photographs in this book, mostly never before published, we watch John and Caroline grow up in the adoring, and sometimes harsh, glare of public attention. They were the youngest children to live in the White House in over a century, Caroline just three and John Jr. a newborn when their father took...

Ronald Reagan's diaries covering 1981 to 1989.

Dr. John VanDuyne, personal physician and friend of the president is faced with an impossible choice when his little girl is kidnapped and the only condition for her return is that he poison President Winston to keep him from implementing a plan to legalize and tax narcotics.

Reunited with his former Annapolis roommate, Andrew Stoddard--now president of the United States--when he is asked to become his personal physician, Gabe Singleton discovers that Andrew is going insane and that the condition may not be the result of natural causes.

Simple text and photographs introduce the life of Thomas Jefferson.