The first C-SPAN book, C-SPAN: America's Town Hall, was published in 1988.[1] Other C-SPAN books include: Gavel to Gavel: A C-SPAN Guide to Congress;[153] Who's Buried in Grant's Tomb?, a guide to the grave sites of U.S. presidents;[154] Abraham Lincoln - Great American Historians On Our Sixteenth President, a collection of essays based on C-SPAN interviews with American historians;[155] and The Supreme Court, which features biographies and interviews with past Supreme Court judges together with commentary from legal experts.[156] Five books have been drawn from the former Booknotes program: Booknotes: Life Stories;[157] Booknotes: On American Character;[158] Booknotes: Stories from American History;[159] Booknotes: America's Finest Authors on Reading, Writing and the Power of Ideas, the latter a compilation of short monologues taken from the transcripts of Lamb's interviews;[9] and a companion book to the series on Tocqueville, Traveling Tocqueville's America: A Tour Book.[160]