A Promised Land - by Barack Obama

The memoir, remaining focused on Obama's political life, begins with his early life, details his first campaigns, and stretches through most of his first term as president.

700pgs incl photos.  

A Review...

"A Promised Land by 44th African American President Barack Obama is an extremely
 verbose autobiography in 1st person narration.  This 2020 President autobiography 
is published during the end of President Trump’s term and really delves into his 
style of straightforward humble Presidency.  
Not only does Obama discuss family life and his protection of his daughters, but he 
illuminates his presence in world leadership by giving his opinions about how 
leadership in command ought to be in Israel and Egypt.  
The hardback edition is divided into seven sections and twenty-seven chapters that 
include a collage of his own collection of historical pictures.  Each image is 
different and reveals topics, such as his mezzo, biracial beginnings from a caucasian 
mother and dark-skinned Kenyan father, and photographs of his balance amongst other 
politicians and world leaders.   In his book, Obama is not afraid to admit he is not 
perfect.  For example, he states that he never smokes in public.  Obama’s journey
 of identity transformation is a tremendous tale of Presidency that comes together 
via daily steps and interactions.  Personally, I enjoyed reading A Promised Land 
because Obama is able to distinguish global military, royal, and democratic leadership
 forms and convey that his decision-making being strategically right for the time,
 place, community, and country.  This book of Presidential memoirs inspires me to 
swing left in my empathetic progress in politics"