The American Presidents: Bill Clinton : The American Presidents Series: The 42nd President, 1993-2001 (Hardcover)

from Illiniguy71

This is a very brief (only about 130 pages of text) account of Bill Clinton's presidency and his life up to that point. It is judicious, even-handed, and quite well written. Most important topics are covered including welfare reform, the Balkans, Monica, Whitewater, peace in the Middle East, NATO...

from lindapanzo

According to the series introduction, books in the American Presidents series are intended to present the "grand panorama of our chief executives in volumes compact enough for the busy reader." This latest installment in the series, covering President Bill Clinton, fulfills its mission admirably....

from gofergrl84

As a primer on the Clinton presidency, this book is a pretty good overview. While it doesn't go in-depth on any particular aspect of his personal life or presidency, it does cover the salient points. It also does a good job of covering issues that would have more far-reaching consequences. I woul...

from GlennBell

This is a well written biography on Bill Clinton during his years as President of the United States. The book is fairly short but has interesting and factual information. I liked the tone of the book and learned some things about Bill Clinton. I freely recommend this book.

from harryo19

I was sent this (thanks Library Thing) right around the horrible debacle of the last presidential election. It's appropriate since the seeds of Hillary's/democracy's loss happened during husband Bill's presidency. This is a short, 139 pages, biography of Bill Clinton, focusing primarily on his Pr...