From the Back Blurb:

Imagine being the most powerful person in the world. Who are these people? The answer of that question is the quest of the book. Who were the presidents?

An introduction to the men who have been US Presidents.

The writing style. It was very engaging.

Well I didn't care for their assessments/opinions of Trump and Biden, but I didn't take it to heart. Opinions are opinions.

I enjoy O'Reilly and Dugard books, especially the "killing" series so I'm always up to re-read one, but I have no time.

It was intriguing and I wanted to read up more on some of the presidents.

You will get a good overview of each president.

Again it's a good beginner book for someone wanting to learn more about the presidents.

You will found out some interesting facts about the presidents. A lot of the early presidents were slaveholders. They authors were honest about that. I found the the chapter on Jefferson intriguing, and I'd like to learn more about him and Sally Hemmings. Every president has something to offer. Most are medicore, but that ones that aren't, still resonate with us today. Characterization is top notch.

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