After reading Robert K. Massie's Dreadnought I've been looking for more reading on the subject of pre-dreadnought battleships, specifically the Great White Fleet. What books on that subject are considered both accurate and interesting?
One of the standard accounts it Teddy Roosevelt's Great White Fleet by James Reckner, who emphasizes both the geostrategic context of the fleet and its long-term influence on the modern American Navy. The Anthology Admirals of the New Steel Navy: Makers of the American Naval Tradition 1880-1930 edited by James C. Bradford gives brief biographical sketches of the American officers from this transitional period in American naval design and is also worth checking out.