Luxi Qiao-Frost/Nixon

I chose the book Frost/Nixon because I got interested in the movie after seeing the preview. Because I was anticipating only for an insipid report on the details of the interview, the book was unexpectedly entertaining. I can't say Sir David Frost was completely unbiased when writing the book, albeit he did seem to provide a factual description of the interviews, the work behind it all, and the historical framework. Introducing the historical background before writing about the interviews was very helpful, because it clarified certain significant historical events mentioned in the interviews. I think this feature of the book is probably why the book would be comprehensible to a variety of readers. The transcripts in the back were an objective and verbatim depiction of the interviews in conversation form, which was more thorough than the author's own description and was useful for the readers in order to understand the atmosphere of the interviews. Overall, I would recommend this book to anyone, who, regardless of the reason, had taken an interest in either Nixon or American history.