Yes, ideed! ;-)
Margaret MacMillan c2003, "Paris 1919"
An excellent book, and I don't disagree with anything she says... -- except possibly any suggestion that if, somehow, Western Allies had been more nicey-nice to the Germans, that MIGHT have prevented a Second World War.
I suspect: regardless of what the allies did in Versailles, Germans were not going to give up their dream of European conquest without another major war, sooner or later.
Along those same lines, I also suggest another Fromkin book:
David Fromkin c1989 "A Peace to End All Peace"
This one reviews that other, even longer lasting consequence of Versailles in 1919: origins of the modern Middle East conflicts.