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Rosen (Bullpen Diaries: Mariano Rivera, Bronx Dreams, Pinstripe Legends, and the Future of the New York Yankees) creates a narrative time line of baseball as it was shaped by Irish American players, coaches, and team owners...
The authors provides a good overview of their subjects in easy-to-navigate order but fail to convey the passion they likely devoted to exploring each historical landmark. There are no maps, driving directions, or references to nearby accommodations. An optional purchase.
Books about the Red Sox are not lacking, but Whalen's stands out for its meticulous research. Written with a true passion for the game and respect for its history, his work will have appeal well beyond the borders of Red Sox Nation. It should have a place on any baseball fan's shelves, regardless of team allegiance.
While somewhat lacking in depth, this book still manages to provide insights into the Nixon family's life in the public eye during turbulent times. Recommended for those interested in our First Ladies, U.S. history, and politics.
Some readers may take issue with Hamilton's opinions about particular Presidents. But as a whole, this is an excellent overview with a novel approach to comparing and contrasting presidential policies and personalities over the past eight decades. Recommended for those interested in American history, current events, and politics.