Regime Change

As the author's primary work on the subject, this book provides the foundational reporting and deep-dive investigative journalism that fans of her style will immediately recognize. It offers an unparalleled, granular look at the power dynamics and behind-the-scenes machinations of the Trump era.

Much like Haberman's work, this book relies on extensive access and interviews to paint a chaotic, often startling picture of the West Wing. Readers who appreciate the 'fly-on-the-wall' journalistic approach to modern American political history will find this essential reading.

This book offers a meticulous, high-stakes account of the transition of power, mirroring the investigative rigor found in Haberman's writing. It captures the same sense of urgency and historical weight regarding the fragility of political institutions.

Drawing on hundreds of interviews, this comprehensive account provides a similar panoramic view of the Trump presidency's impact on American democracy. It shares the same commitment to factual, on-the-record reporting that defines Haberman's journalistic style.

Written by two Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post reporters, this book provides a deep, investigative look at the internal workings of the Trump administration. It matches the tone and depth of Haberman's analysis, focusing on how personal temperament influenced policy decisions.

This book focuses on the final, tumultuous days of the Trump administration, offering a similar narrative focus on the consequences of power and political loyalty. Fans of Haberman will appreciate the clear-eyed, investigative storytelling that avoids sensationalism in favor of documented fact.

Continuing the narrative of his previous work, Wolff provides a gritty and often disturbing look at the end of the Trump era. Readers who enjoy Haberman's focus on the psychology and interpersonal conflicts of political figures will find this a compelling companion piece.

This book offers a detailed, inside look at the 2020 campaign, mirroring the structural focus on political strategy and personality that Haberman excels at. It provides a similar 'insider' perspective on the mechanics of modern political campaigning.

Focusing on the legislative side of the Trump era, this book provides the necessary context for understanding the broader political landscape Haberman writes about. It shares the same commitment to thorough, investigative research and objective analysis.

While broader in scope than just the Trump presidency, this book explores the same themes of fame, power, and the corrosive nature of celebrity in politics. It will resonate with readers who enjoy Haberman's analysis of how personal ego shapes public policy.