The Donna Reed Show: A Pictorial Memoir is designed like a personal scrapbook of fond memories of the family many of us wish we had. Filled with behind the scenes and rarely seen photographs, the book is narrated by Paul Petersen who played Jeff Stone. The book is nostalgic, yet takes it place among books of television history highlighting the important impact Donna Reed and this show had on the changing tide of media. The show ran from 1958 to 1966.

The Donna Reed Show: A Pictorial Memoir celebrating the 60th Anniversary of this iconic TV Classic

Humor & Entertainment

Herman, Deborah

Petersen,Paul

Television

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A U.S. Secret Service agent handed Bobby Thompson his state ID and motioned to show him the way. The agent had no idea he had just given access to a white house inner sanctum to a serial identity thief, con man and suspected spy. Bobby Thompson, the name he was using at that time, was even a bit surprised at how easy it was to gain entry. Even he was beginning to believe he really was the head of a highly successful foundation to benefit veterans. He raised millions of dollars which he used to line the pockets of the republicans. So what if the money never made it to the intended parties? It had gotten him an invitation to rub elbows with the people with whom he belonged, at least in his own mind. 
Master of Deceit is the true story of one of the most outrageous criminal chameleons in US history. “Bobby Thompson” was born John Donald Cody - a charming, highly intelligent academic who could talk his way into anything. He graduated from Harvard Law School and assigned to military intelligence where he was given assignments so top-secret military records don’t even mention his unit. And he was loaned to a federal agency so classified it could never be named. With this training and access, he could have been an asset. But something changed.
 After a dozen years as a military spy, Cody went AWOL. When he resurfaced, he was a seasoned criminal mastermind. His last fake identity, Bobby Thompson, before ultimate capture was his favorite. With this persona, he eluded authorities to a point where many investigators gave up. That is until a dogged team of U.S. Marshals, a Secret Service agent and police detective hunted him down and ultimately helped bring him to justice. Like the unraveling of an intricate spider's web, Master of Deceit takes readers through the meanderings of John Donald Cody on the run, his capture and the startling revelation that perhaps some federal officials never wanted him caught.
 The final mystery? Where are all the millions he stole?

Master of Deceit: How a Veteran Con Man Scammed His Way into the White House

Biographies & Memoirs

Jodi Andes

True Crime

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