Sheila Tate

The author, Sheila Tate was First Lady Nancy Reagan's press secretary from 1981-1985, and a friend of hers since then. She decided to write this book of remembrances after Mrs. Reagan's death to be part of the historical record. This book is both the story of Nancy Reagan, especially during her husband's presidency, and also a memoir of Mrs. Tate's experiences. One learns much about Mrs. Tate herself. Moreover, the book contains short remembrances of Nancy Reagan by many other people, particularly those who worked in the Reagan administration. Nancy's love for her "Ronnie" and her attempts to take care of him and protect him are stressed throughout the book. Instead of being chronological, the book is arranged by topic in short chapters. The story continues through the deaths of both President and Mrs. Reagan. The book is very complimentary of the former first lady by a woman who considers her a friend.

There are two sections of photographs, mostly in color, and many are of Reagan couple together.… (más)