The effects of terrorists crashing airplanes into the World Trade Center Twin Towers and the Pentagon on 9/11/01 were devastating to most of us here in the United States. Many people around the world were also shocked and sympathetic. Most people will always remember 9/11. We have looked at the effects of the World Trade Center and Pentagon terrorist attacks of 9/11 off the Earth, on the International Space Station, now, let's look at these top 9/11 books and delve deeper into the event.
By Seymour M. Hersh -- Have you ever wondered how the US wound up in a war in Iraq? This book leads from the horrible tragedy of 9/11 to an entrenchment in Iraq, through the White House and a president's personal goals.
By Dave N. Bossie & David N. Bossie -- This book looks at intelligence failures which may have helped lead up to the attacks on the World Trade Center.
By David R. Griffin -- This book looks at the way many people view the attacks on 9/11 and questions about the Bush presidency.
By Lyzbeth Glick & Dan Zegart -- This is the story of Jeremy Glick, who boarded United Flight 93 because a fire at Newark Airport had stopped him from flying out the day before. Jeremy was one of the heroes who lost their lives trying to retake that flight from the terrorists.
By Gerald L. Posner -- This book looks at the way the intelligence services, among many others, failed to recognize the threat before 9/11.
By Paul L. Williams - This book kept me up for many nights wondering what was next. It's a must read.
By John J. Miller, Chris Mitchell, & Michael Stone -- This book also brings up the question of why the US intelligence community couldn't stop 9/11.
By Jim DeFede -- Finally, a book about 9/11/01 that makes you feel good. This is a look at how a small community in Newfoundland, Canada provided some incredible support for stranded travellers.
By Richard A. Clarke -- This man served inside the White House for 7 presidents and understands intelligence as well as anyone. He write about the failings of presidents to stop events which led up to 9/11.
By Thomas H. Kean and Lee H. Hamilton --- This book presents frank an open questions about 9/11 and the future.