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President Reagan recounts his childhood, education, acting career, two marriages, and the events that shaped his political philosophy
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1 author picked Where's the Rest of Me? The Autobiography of Ronald Reagan as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Another forgotten book, Where’s the Rest of Me? covered Reagan’s early life and set him up for his post-Hollywood pivot. Reagan was always more literary than his opponents understood, and in this book he managed to define his sunny political image several years before his famous political aides showed up to help. I discovered this after finding a set of letters no other Reagan biographer had seen, but you could also see it just by reading his book’s opening, which is far too strange and memorable to get past a good flack:
The story begins with the close-up of a…
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