Michelle Obama : A Life / Peter Slevin.

By: Slevin, Peter [author.]Material type: TextTextPublisher: New York : Vintage Books, A Division of Penguin Random House LLC, 2016Copyright date: ©2015Edition: First Vintage Books editionDescription: 418 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 21 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780307949318 (pbk)Subject(s): Obama, Michelle, 1964- | Presidents' spouses -- United States -- Biography | African American women lawyers -- Biography | African American lawyers -- BiographyDDC classification: B LOC classification: E909.O24 | S58 2016
Contents:
Chicago's promise -- South Side -- Destiny not yet written -- Orange and blackness -- Progress in everything and nothing -- Finding the right thing -- Assets and deficits -- A little tension with that -- Just don't screw it up -- I'm pretty convincing -- Veil of impossibility -- Nothing would have predicted -- Between politics and sanity -- Simple gifts -- I am no different from you.
Summary: A comprehensive portrait of the First Lady describes her working-class upbringing on Chicago's South Side, her education at Princeton and Harvard during the racially charged 1980s, and her marriage to the future forty-fourth president
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Chicago's promise -- South Side -- Destiny not yet written -- Orange and blackness -- Progress in everything and nothing -- Finding the right thing -- Assets and deficits -- A little tension with that -- Just don't screw it up -- I'm pretty convincing -- Veil of impossibility -- Nothing would have predicted -- Between politics and sanity -- Simple gifts -- I am no different from you.

A comprehensive portrait of the First Lady describes her working-class upbringing on Chicago's South Side, her education at Princeton and Harvard during the racially charged 1980s, and her marriage to the future forty-fourth president

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