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Draws on a set of personal notecards to reveal the intimate thoughts, favorite quotations, and jokes of Ronald Reagan.

This picture book for young readers looks at our fortieth president's fascinating life, from his humble beginnings as the son of a shoe salesman, to his years in Hollywood, his service in WWII, his life as a rancher, and the culmination of his political career in the Oval Office.

Examines the transformations that took place in America government, economy, and culture during the Reagan years, exploring how Ronald Reagan's policies and convictions impacted American society and world affairs.

Presents a comprehensive examination of the presidency of Ronald Reagan comparing the significant political events during the 1980s with the social and cultural developments of that decade.

Explores the ideas that influenced Ronald Reagan's presidency and the new concepts that reshaped American foreign policy.

Discusses the role President Reagan and his administrative staff had in ending the Cold War and developing a stronger relationship with the Soviet Union.

Profiles the political career and policies of former President Ronald Reagan including his negotiations with Gorbachev, his opposition to foreign interventions, and his distrust of big government.

Discusses the legacy of Ronald Reagan's presidency, arguing that despite people's nostalgia for his time in office, he destroyed the American way of life by initiating unsustainable economic policies while pioneering the use of divisive issues to distract everyday citizens.

Profiles Reagan's record in politics and provides capsule records of the careers of his various appointees.

Chronicles Ronald Reagan's history of opposition to and activism against communism, arguing that his motivation for becoming involved in politics was to bring about an end to communist regimes, and looks at what Reagan did as president of the United States to bring down the Soviet Union.

Discusses the establishment of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, which opened to the public in 1991, in Simi Valley, California, and provides information about Reagan's life, family, and administration, as well as the work of his wife, Nancy.

Features over 250 entries covering key cabinet members, advisors, events, laws, and social trends prominent during the Reagan presidency.

A memoir of Ronald Reagan's special assistant Peggy Noonan who collaborated with the president on key speeches.