
Presidents' lives have always been favorite subjects for biographers. David McCullough and Edmund Morris have written some of the best presidential biographies. MCullough won two Pulitizer Prizes for his biographies,
Truman and
John Adams. McCullough's next book will be about Americans living in Paris between the 1830s and the 1930s, and is due out this May. Edmund Morris, who won the Pulitzer for
The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt, writes about Roosevelt's last decade in
Colonel Roosevelt, which is on the list of recent biographies at APL.
Madison and JeffersonAndrew Burstein, 2010
Washington: A LifeRon Chernow, 2010
Colonel RooseveltEdmund Morris, 2010
Lyndon B. JohnsonCharles Peters, 2010
A Complicated Man: the Life of Bill Clinton as Told by those Who Know HimMichael Takiff, 2010
Young Mr. Obama, Chicago and the Making of a Black PresidentTed Mcclellan, 2010
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