41 : A Portrait of My Father (Paperback)

from caslater83

A beautifully written story from a son's point of view. George W. Bush uses a blend of humor, sarcasm, wit, and seriousness in this memoir. It really shows us the Bush family in a new light. I, for one, am delighted that I picked up the book. It truly was worth the all-nighter!

from caslater83

A beautifully written story from a son's point of view. George W. Bush uses a blend of humor, sarcasm, wit, and seriousness in this memoir. It really shows us the Bush family in a new light. I, for one, am delighted that I picked up the book. It truly was worth the all-nighter!

from heidip

My book club read 41: A Portrait of My Father. I have to say that I enjoyed it. I liked the conversational style of the writing, and I thought George W. Bush's writing style came through. I did enjoy learning some things about our 41st president. I didn't realize how much foreign experience he ha...

from waggoner

I'd picked up this book in bookstores a number of times and always set it down in favor of something else. But all of the tributes at 41's funeral made me think again - and I'm pleased that I did. His official biographer might have offered more details, but this is a son's portrait of a famous fa...

from flourgirl49

George Bush (43) loves and respects his father George H.W. Bush (41) very much, as does every single member of his extended family - that much is made clear in this book. The book covers the accomplishments of 41's life, both in and out of politics, although not in great depth, and 41 seems like ...