Books by Tom Bower

Albert discovers that there is more to life than watching television.

This dispassionate but shocking indictment of the implementation of Allied policy toward war criminals, dispels once and for all the myth that important Nazi criminals were removed from power.

The sensational critical biography of this phenomenal entrepreneur and his business practices - fully updated to cover Branson's recent ventures.

The inside story of the complex and ambitious Chancellor of the Exchequer's time in power.

The journalist who broke the story of Barbie's American connection chronicles the career of the Gestapo chief of Lyon--scheduled for trial in Spring 1984--and his recruitment by American intelligence.

Grace's emotions do a juggling act when her old friend Aimee pays her a visit and there's the problem of Crishell's strange eating habits. At school, Grace bravely tackles the school bully once and for all - and then, just when she is getting stuck into a new stage production, she hears some astounding news: she is going to have a baby sister!

Childless and sad, an Russian man and his wife watch the village children playing in the snow. One day, they decide to make their own little snow girl. Her eyes start to shine, her hair turns black and she comes alive! But, as Little Daughter of the Snow tells them, she isn't quite like other children.

A new version of the classic Russian fairy tale follows an elderly, childless couple as they, while watching all the children frolic in the snow, create a little snow girl who, much to their amazement, comes to life and teaches them the wonder of love.

Traces the life of the controversial British publisher, recounts how he built his empire, and examines the charges of mismanagement that surfaced after his mysterious death.

Offers an account of the postwar competition between the World War II allies, particularly the U.S. and the U.S.S.R., to exploit the scientific achievements of the Third Reich by seizing Nazi scientists.

A profile of Dick White, a former schoolmaster who rose to become the respected chief of Britain's counter-intelligence bureau, exposes a dramatic career stretching from the dawn of World War II to the "Spycatcher Affair."