Dallas, November 22, 1963

Praise

“By writing the best presidential biography the country has ever seen, Caro has forever changed the way we think, and read, American history. As absorbing as a political thriller.”  —NPR

“The most riveting sections [of Passage] deal with Kennedy’s assassination. Even with the millions of words written on the subject, Caro unearths new facts about the horrible event, drawn from his many interviews & archival research . . . Fascinating, dramatic, and painful reading, even decades after the tragedy.”  —The Boston Globe

“A breathtakingly dramatic story about a pivotal moment in US history [told] with consummate artistry and ardor . . . Caro manages to lend even much-chronicled events a punch of tactile immediacy . . . [e]nabling readers to see and feel history in the making.” —Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times