1924-

Presents the life of the former First Lady from the time of her childhood in Plains, Georgia, through her years in the White House, and to the present.

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

Almost 15-years-old at the time of the German invasion of Poland in 1939, the author describes how he survived the Nazi reign of terror.

Follows the life of George H.W. Bush from his childhood in Connecticut through his term as the forty-first president of the United States and into his post-White House years, and includes photographs and illustrations, a time line and glossary, articles on key events that influenced Bush, and other reference materials.

Discusses the establishment of the Jimmy Carter Library and Museum, which opened to the public in Atlanta, Georgia in 1986, and provides information about Carter's life, family, and administration, as well as the work of his wife, Rosalynn.

Describes former President George Bush's life, presidency, family, and presidential library, which is located in College Station, Texas.