Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Book order (chronological)

"In 1964, ca parte dintr-un proiect de istorie orala despre viata si cariera lui John F. Kennedy, mama mea a intrat intr-un dialog cu Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. pentru a-si impartasi amintirile si perceptia asupra lucrurilor. Inregistrate la mai putin de patru luni de la moartea sotului ei, aceste conversatii reprezinta un dar facut istoriei... Sper ca tinerele generatii care incep sa afle mai multe despre anii 1960 vor considera aceste rememorari o introducere utila in modul in care se face istoria si vor gasi in ele inspiratia de a oferi ceva acestei tari care ne-a oferit tuturor atat de multe." Caroline Kennedy "In ciuda insistentei ei de a avea o viata privata, Jacqueline Kennedy nu a uitat niciodata ca avea o obligatie fata de posteritate. Stia ca, atunci cand aceasta istorie orala va fi publicata dupa moartea ei, va avea ceea ce se astepta sa fie aproape ultimul cuvant despre viata alaturi de sotul ei. Prin amintirile povestite in aceasta carte, Jacqueline Kennedy a devenit prima sotie a unui presedinte american care sa accepte sa raspunda ore in sir, in fata unui megafon, unor intrebari despre viata ei publica si privata. Acum, dupa ce decenii la rand povestea ei a fost scrisa de altii, puteti sa cititi ce are ea de spus."

Nooit eerder gepubliceerde interviews uit 1964 met de echtgenote van de in 1963 vermoorde Amerikaanse president: over hun privéleven, hun openbare optreden en historische gebeurtenissen tijdens diens presidentschap (1961-1963).

Atget's A Selection of Eugene Atget's garden photographs

"Jacqueline and Lee's first trip to Europe together in 1951-exactly as they lived it. Jacqueline Bouvier, at twenty-two, had already spent a year in France, living with a French family and attending the Sorbonne. She wrote many cards and letters about it to her sister Lee. What Lee wanted more than anything in the world was to go to Europe with Jackie, and, at eighteen, she did. This book is a record of that memorable voyage, prepared tewenty-three years ago by the sisters as a thank-you present to their parents." Publisher's description