Step into the pivotal moments of the late 20th century with this compelling 1990 edition of Reader’s Digest Today's Best NonFiction. This volume brings together four insightful and thought-provoking condensed works, offering readers a window into significant events and personalities that shaped the era.
Includes the following condensed novels:
What I Saw at the Revolution by Peggy Noonan
The Fall of Pan Am 103 by Steven Emerson and Brian Duffy
Father, Son & Co. by Thomas J. Watson Jr. and Peter Petre
A Death in White Bear Lake by Barry Siegel
Features:
Hardcover with embossed Reader’s Digest logo and foil spine lettering,
accompanied by a dust jacket
Published in 1990 by Reader’s Digest Association
Ideal for gifting or enhancing any vintage book collection
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