20 Books To Read This Election Season

by Nick Bryant

A perceptive look at America’s unresolved history. Full review >

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by Erwin Chemerinsky

Depressing yet important insights on the state of the union. Full review >

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by Christopher Cox

Well researched, insightful, and dismaying. Full review >

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by Melissa Fitzgerald & Mary McCormack

A gauzy but thorough exploration of a prestige-TV standard-bearer. Full review >

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by Maurice Isserman

A comprehensive study of one of the key players in the development of America’s political landscape. Full review >

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by Yuval Levin

An affably contrarian reading of the Constitution that merits attention. Full review >

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by Edward Robert McClelland

An excellent combination of history and biography with relevance to today’s political climate. Full review >

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by Meridith McGraw

Informative but largely unsurprising. Full review >

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by Theodore Pappas

A thoroughly fun read for a wide audience. Full review >

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by Nancy Pelosi

A shrewd portrait of political leadership, offering invaluable insights into wielding power effectively in Congress. Full review >

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by Paul Pierson & Eric Schickler

An intriguing but incomplete examination of the toxic American political landscape. Full review >

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by Elle Reeve

A sharp exposé that does much to explain a strange, dangerous underground movement steadily emerging into daylight. Full review >

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by David Rohde

A cautionary, relevant study of systematic executive bullying that has cast deep skepticism on law enforcement in America. Full review >

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by Robert Schmuhl

An educational recollection of an era when geopolitics was based on respect, mutual understanding, and friendship. Full review >

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by Corey Brettschneider

A welcome reminder, in a time of growing repression, of the power of well-placed dissent. Full review >

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