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The product was not properly covered, and there's a MARK OF A PEN !!!!!!!! and it is DIRTY !! very very bad !! I hope the seller can read this and get some shame !! This is for gift, but im very worried to give it a way because of the Pen mark and the dirtyness !!!!!!! I hateeeeeeee you seller ! Please make sure your product is clean and perfect !! Very bad rating !!

Bought it few months ago and I finish it till the end, I love every part in her life she is such an inspiring and strong woman love it❤️

I was surprised by how quickly the book was delivered and very happy at the discounted cost. Looking forward to reading it!

Good and interesting book.

Its a good book... still reading it !

Excellent book..

Good book

Love it, as advertised. Good read

Slow and boring and self boasting.

Michelle and her husband accomplished and overcame a lot, even before they became the First Family. I think Obama's 2008 candidacy had a lot of energy and purpose. However, after he was in office, a lot of that energy dissipated and he failed to sufficiently differentiate himself from policies left down by his predecessors in many areas. What is good about Michelle's book is most of it does not focus on each and every cranny of every year in the Presidency. Most of it is her earlier life and events. The big events in the Presidency occupy very little space. I give this book one star because of the ending. Michelle clearly is very devoted and defensive of her husband and his achievements.As much as we may not like it or agree with it, political office holders normally pave the way for their successors (whether they intend to or not). Obama's choices paved the way for Trump to campaign and to win the Presidency, much like G W Bush's choices paved the way for Obama. Michelle is content to not interpret the results, but bash some of the electorate for not voting for a woman and for voting for someone she describes in insults. For a family that is normally revered for deep analysis of complicated issues, Michelle's writing style and choice of words on this was very disappointing and in my opinion, narrow-minded. Michelle comes across as believing America was best and meaningful when her husband was it's President. She has a hard time seeming to come to terms with the fact that people might make different choices or that she and her husband will have to leave behind the mantle of being responsible for the nation, in their respective areas.It was a disappointing and short handed book in my mind. Fans of the Obama's will find much to enjoy, I am sure. But those who enjoy deep analysis of history, will be disappointed. I hope that Barrack's book will be more insightful and deeper (The Case for the Defense - Part 2).

This product does not work at all. Got it for my mum for Christmas. She has read 90% and still looks nothing like Michelle Obama. Waste of money

Of course, many people want to know about Michelle Obama. However, I was disappointed by this book. She writes so much about her ambition, she really got on my nerves with that. All the details where and with whom she worked on what, it was really tedious, I must say. There are many interesting bits about her private life, too. I loved reading about her childhood.But it's not my favourite book. When I had finished it I was glad to get rid of it and pass it on to a friend.

A window into her life so far, Michelle Obama gives us endearing, insightful, honest memories. From growing up in a working class household in Chicago, to leaving the White House residence, her story is unique and thought provoking. If you admire and respect the Obamas, you will like this book.