A great history of how American culture has changed from the time Gordon Liddy was a boy until now. I would also recommend his other books, such as "Will."

The book Democrat Zell Miller wrote just before making his famous speech at the 2004 Republican Convention.

A great book, a piece of literature and history, by the former Communist who broke the Alger Hiss case. It reads as vibrantly true today as it did years ago. A great read.

A great book by an intelligence officer who was on the ground in Iraq and Afghanistan. He tells what needs to be done to fight a 21st century war against insurgents who order bomb parts from European "Radio Shack"-like stores on the internet.

Written by a Christian from Lebanon who saw what a creeping takeover by Islamist radicals did to her home and society.

The title says it all. It talks, in plain language, about what really motivates individuals and groups - and what is the effect of a government official mandating "fairness." Hint: Fairness winds up often being who has given the most political contributions to that government official's party.

A true civics class from the real world. A conservative Senator and a college professor team up to describe our history and our current political attitudes - both the conservative and the opposing "progressive" (they call it regressive). Much livelier than most high school Civics classes, full of real world examples.

I could easily have listed another four by Ann, but this is a recent one that details the belief system of liberals.

An encyclopedia of World War II in one book. Everything from Chuck Yaeger's time in France in the underground to the Ploesti oil field raids. A gem.

A fine book that combines the psychology of narcissism with its effect on civic participation and duty.

A fine book that might be called "Rediscovering our Cultural Roots and Traditions in America." Thomas Fleming is a profound writer and classics scholar. The chapter headings address many liberal assumed "truths." For example, "Citizen of the World," "Growing Up Unabsurd," "The Myth of Individualism" and "Goodbye, Old Rights of Man."

Another thing you weren't taught about in school. Nazi subs attacking off the US coast repeatedly in WW II.

Another subject not taught much in schools these days: how to handle money, i.e., "filty lucre." I guess they don't cover this because they believe when the Revolution comes, no one will need to know how to manage money. Yeah, right.

A bit politically correct, but it does set the record straight on the Buffalo Soldiers (African-Americans) fighting on San Juan Hill.