As the title of my book indicates, this is a work that ranks America’s Best Presidents. Prior to determining the rankings, I read 98 books about Presidents, Generals, Cabinet Officers, and general histories dealing with America. Over 44,600 pages were read—an average of 455 pages per book! After conducting additional research, the top 22 Presidents were determined, and the chapters were written from first to 22nd. In the book’s preface the reader will find the criteria that were used to establish the rankings, as well as a statement of my objectivity in determining the rankings. In each chapter, the reader will find the individual President’s many accomplishments, occasional mistakes in judgment, character flaws (if any), and scandals (if any). The reader will also discover personal information about the individual their parents, the nature of their wealthy, poor, recent immigrants, etc. Also included is information regarding the accomplishments of the Presidents before, or in some cases after, their years as Commander in Chief. Lastly, the book contains four different, but intriguing, appendices. The most surprising of these is the fourth appendix—which deals with the lack of correlation between the Presidents’ successes in college compared to their successes as President.