All the President's Men

All the President’s Men by Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward is the landmark nonfiction account of the Watergate scandal, told by the two Washington Post reporters whose investigation helped expose the story.

Beginning with the 1972 break-in at Democratic National Committee headquarters, Bernstein and Woodward trace the reporting process, confidential sources, political pressure, and mounting evidence that connected the burglary to figures within the Nixon administration. The book also introduced readers to the mysterious source known as “Deep Throat” and captures the tension of investigative journalism unfolding in real time.

Published shortly before President Richard Nixon resigned in 1974, this influential work remains a classic of American political history and journalism.

A strong choice for readers interested in Watergate, investigative reporting, U.S. history, political scandals, and the role of the press in public accountability.

Paperback, Very Good