Title: Very thin and poor entry in this otherwise decent series
Product review: I have read several of the books in the American President series and have discovered that generally speaking, the lesser known President's seem to get the best coverage but with this book Tom Wicker seems to be just lazing his way through Dwight Eisenhower's life. It is obvious that he doesn't have a great opinion of his and one finds that he can't list a single accomplishment of the Eisenhower administration that he reacts to positively.Sadly, this is a by the numbers biography and it pales compared to Stephen Ambrose's work and the work of a number of other fine authors. I do enjoy this series but suggest you avoid this work as it is really fluff and not worth the wasted time.
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