Michelle Obama In Her Own Words
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Author: Lisa Rogak
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 176
The only difference between me and every other woman that I know is that my challenges are publicized, and I m doing this juggling in front of cameras. This fascinating, often-funny and sometimes-controversial collection of quotations from Michelle Obama gives a revealing insight into the life and mind of the new First Lady. Featuring her thoughts on the election campaign and how she sees her role in the White House, this timely compendium also shares her reflections on- - the juggling act between work and motherhood her own journey from Chicago's South Side to Princeton and Harvard the women who have influenced her, and controversial issues such as abortion, racism and the war in Iraq. It's an inspiring collection that gives a quick and fascinting glimpse into this intriguing woman's view of the world.
Author: Lisa Rogak
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 176
The only difference between me and every other woman that I know is that my challenges are publicized, and I m doing this juggling in front of cameras. This fascinating, often-funny and sometimes-controversial collection of quotations from Michelle Obama gives a revealing insight into the life and mind of the new First Lady. Featuring her thoughts on the election campaign and how she sees her role in the White House, this timely compendium also shares her reflections on- - the juggling act between work and motherhood her own journey from Chicago's South Side to Princeton and Harvard the women who have influenced her, and controversial issues such as abortion, racism and the war in Iraq. It's an inspiring collection that gives a quick and fascinting glimpse into this intriguing woman's view of the world.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Lisa Rogak
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 176
The only difference between me and every other woman that I know is that my challenges are publicized, and I m doing this juggling in front of cameras. This fascinating, often-funny and sometimes-controversial collection of quotations from Michelle Obama gives a revealing insight into the life and mind of the new First Lady. Featuring her thoughts on the election campaign and how she sees her role in the White House, this timely compendium also shares her reflections on- - the juggling act between work and motherhood her own journey from Chicago's South Side to Princeton and Harvard the women who have influenced her, and controversial issues such as abortion, racism and the war in Iraq. It's an inspiring collection that gives a quick and fascinting glimpse into this intriguing woman's view of the world.
Author: Lisa Rogak
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 176
The only difference between me and every other woman that I know is that my challenges are publicized, and I m doing this juggling in front of cameras. This fascinating, often-funny and sometimes-controversial collection of quotations from Michelle Obama gives a revealing insight into the life and mind of the new First Lady. Featuring her thoughts on the election campaign and how she sees her role in the White House, this timely compendium also shares her reflections on- - the juggling act between work and motherhood her own journey from Chicago's South Side to Princeton and Harvard the women who have influenced her, and controversial issues such as abortion, racism and the war in Iraq. It's an inspiring collection that gives a quick and fascinting glimpse into this intriguing woman's view of the world.
Michelle Obama In Her Own Words