Pub. Date 1997
By Kenneth T. Walsh

The White House correspondent for U.S. News and World Report since 1986 and president of the White House Correspondents' Association from 1994 to 1995 Kenneth T. Walsh examines the roots of the man who went from small-town middle America to Hollywood and the White House, and delivers a complete and objective summation of this extraordinary American life, written by someone who witnessed history as it was being made.

Pub. Date 1999
By Dinesh D'Souza

Through first hand reporting and interviews, D'Souza portrays the private side of Reagan - the man behind the mask - and reveals the moral sources of his vision and leadership.  D'Souza solves the mystery of Reagan by showing how this " ordinary" man was able to transform the political landscape in a way that made a permanent impact on America and the world. Dinesh D'Souza, a research scholar, served as Senior Domestic Policy Analyst in the Reagan White House from 1987 to 1988.  This book is one of the best available on Reagan.

Pub. Date 1997
By Dinesh D'Souza

Through first hand reporting and interviews, D'Souza portrays the private side of Reagan - the man behind the mask - and reveals the moral sources of his vision and leadership.  D'Souza solves the mystery of Reagan by showing how this " ordinary" man was able to transform the political landscape in a way that made a permanent impact on America and the world. Dinesh D'Souza, a research scholar, served as Senior Domestic Policy Analyst in the Reagan White House from 1987 to 1988.  This book is one of the best available on Reagan.

Pub. Date 1995
By Frederick J. Ryan, Jr.

Here, in this unique collection of photographs and quotations, is a celebration of the warmth, wisdom, and humor of Ronald Reagan, one of the America's most beloved Presidents. His ability to inform, persuade, and inspire led to his reputation as "The Great Communicator". It enabled him to reinvigorate a weakened national pride, challenge America's adversaries, and convince a Democratic majority in Congress to pass his successful economic plans. The author of this book, Frederick Ryan, served as Chief of Staff to former President Reagan from 1989 until 1995. Prior to that, Ryan served at the senior level of the Reagan White House as Assistant to the President.  An inexpensive picture and quote book for the Reagan admirer.

Pub. Date 2000

Starting in 1950, shortly after they met, and up through the 1990's, Ronald Reagan wrote letters to his wife, Nancy.  Now Nancy has chosen to share those letters weaving a portrait of a long and loving marriage.  In this book you will understand why Reagan was "The Great Communicator".  

This collection of heartfelt tributes and post-Presidential remarks captures the legacy of the fortieth President and invokes the spirit of those significant years by revisiting the challenges, victories, struggles, and defeats that he faced in the course of two administrations.  The never before published tributes, written by more than forty world leaders and prominent public figures-from Mikhail Gorbachev to Margaret Thatcher to Colin Powell-describe their greatest memories of the fortieth President.

Pub. Date 1998
by Michael Reagan

This book is the consummate treasury of insights and unwavering beliefs, carefully selected from the thousands of speeches and public appearances.  It is a spirited tribute to one of this century's greatest personalities and political leaders.

Pub. Date 1998
by James M. Strock

Ronald Reagan was elected to lead a dispirited country that had lost its way.  Overseas, governments tottered in the face of an expansive Soviet empire, and U.S. citizens fell prey to cold blooded terrorists.  At home, a listless economy produced more unemployment than jobs, and a demoralized military hunkered down in timidity.  America had become a land of limits rather than of opportunity.  How Reagan turned the country around is an inspiration to leaders everywhere.  This shows you how they can be transferred seamlessly to today's business world.