Reagan also appeared on national television shows such as "Diff'rent Strokes," "Good Morning America," and the specials "The Chemical People" and "Chemical People II" to encourage youngsters and their communities to organize against drug abuse. Since leaving the White House in 1989 Mrs. Reagan has continued her work for drug-free youth under the aegis of the Nancy Reagan Foundation. Mrs. Reagan has co-authored three books, all of them nonfiction. Her work To Love a Child concerns the Foster Grandparent program and was written to help raise funds for the project. Her other books, Nancy and My Turn, detail her life as an actress, homemaker, and political figure. My Turn was published in 1989 and spent several weeks at the top of the bestseller lists. .