Shadow

Author: Bob
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: Woodward still lives up to the title of "King of Journalism," and The Shadow contains a wealth of little-known behind-the-scenes revelations and vivid details. — The New York Times
I think there are two people who absolutely should read this book and take it to heart: Bush Jr. and Gore. — The Sunday Telegraph
The American journalist who exposed the Watergate scandal and brought down Nixon is still in top form 25 years later. Presidential candidates should read this book and learn from it. — Business Week
The Shadow systematically records a history of a president's self-deception and self-pity. It's also highly readable. — The Washington Post
The author masterfully demonstrates his extensive contacts with top White House officials over the past 20 years, unmatched by anyone else. His story has endured because of his meticulous research and exceptional narrative skills. — The Sunday Times
The Shadow is a masterpiece of political reporting—thrilling, exciting, and engaging. If you enjoy discussing politics over dinner, it's a perfect ice cream. — The San Diego Union-Tribune
There's no doubt that the section on the Clinton administration in this book will be key material for in-depth research on the Clinton administration and its underlying political culture. — The Washington Times
A book of great value and thought-provoking, even for students casually interested in modern presidential politics. It's fast-paced and packed with behind-the-scenes revelations. — The Advocate
Woodward has successfully crafted a highly readable and often captivating narrative. He tells us a disheartening but believable truth: the era of great presidents like Lincoln and Roosevelt is over. — The Houston Chronicle
The book vividly describes the investigation into the private lives of Clinton and Hillary. The powerful narrative transforms what was once dull and awkward into a compelling and dramatic tragedy. — The Oregonian
It's highly engaging—a thick book that you'll love to read and finish in just two or three days. — The Fort Worth Star-Press
As always, a story told by a genius interviewer. — The Standard