A. J. Baime Books
A. J. Baime is a former automotive and sports feature editor for Playboy and is a frequent contributor to the Wall Street Journal and Road & Track magazine. His other books include Big Shots: The Men Behind the Booze (2003).
Go Like Hell
What's Go Like Hell about?
Go Like Hell (2009) tells the remarkable story of a high point in automotive racing: the mid-60s rivalry between Ford and Ferrari, two very different car manufacturers that wanted to win at all costs. The pinnacle of this rivalry was the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans, the most gruelling endurance race in the world as well as the most prestigious.
Who should read Go Like Hell?
- Fans of the Ford vs. Ferrari movie
- NASCAR and racing enthusiasts
- Anyone who loves a good sports story
The Accidental President
What's The Accidental President about?
The Accidental President by A. J. Baime is a gripping account of the unexpected rise of Harry S. Truman to the presidency of the United States. Filled with political intrigue and personal drama, this book delves into the challenges and decisions Truman faced as he stepped into the role of leader during a critical time in history.
Who should read The Accidental President?
- History enthusiasts who want to gain a deeper understanding of Harry Truman's presidency
- Individuals interested in the behind-the-scenes stories of political power and decision-making
- Readers who enjoy engaging and well-researched biographies
What's The Arsenal of Democracy about?
The Arsenal of Democracy by A. J. Baime delves into the untold story of how the United States transformed its automobile industry to become a crucial player in World War II. Focusing on the pivotal role of Henry Ford and his company, the book reveals the immense challenges and extraordinary achievements that led to the mass production of warplanes, ultimately shaping the course of history.
Who should read The Arsenal of Democracy?
History enthusiasts who want to learn about the role of the American auto industry in World War II
Business professionals interested in the intersection of industry and national defense
Readers who enjoy compelling stories of innovation and overcoming challenges
The Arsenal of Democracy
What's The Arsenal of Democracy about?
The Arsenal of Democracy by A.J. Baime is a gripping account of how the United States transformed itself into the "arsenal of democracy" during World War II. Focusing on the pivotal role of the American auto industry, the book reveals the incredible feats of engineering, production, and innovation that enabled the country to supply the Allies with the weapons and equipment needed to win the war.
Who should read The Arsenal of Democracy?
History enthusiasts who are interested in World War II and the American homefront
Readers who enjoy stories of innovation, industry, and the impact of individuals on major historical events
Those curious about the intersection of business, politics, and national defense during wartime