My Life by Bill Clinton : " Book Review "
Hi everyone. Who lately gets books for Christmas, birthday gifts or in general? I always go to the library to find something new to read. And plus, why not? I love to read period. When I was in high school, all I did was read, read and read to the point even the most popular students in school which were in special education classes, ( ha ha ha ) Made fun of me by calling me , nerd. And they always tended to lower my self esteem by saying, " Ewww. Homework? I have a life . " Oh okay. Sure.
So I started reading , Gulak. And I loved that book. But I hated what it stood and what it was about. But this book review isn't about Gullak or how well I was bullied in high school because all I did was read. This article is about a book review I just recently took out of my box because I am moving. From out of state.
And yet, people wonder why I have spelling errors. English is not an easy language. Matter of fact, it's my third. I'm not going to brag about how many languages I know, speak, write and understand but let's clear the air out. Bill Clinton; " It's My Life" book was clearly amazing! I have yet to review and read the Cory Booker United book. It's on my to read books. And I honestly can't wait to finish it.
I'm a political activist and review books for fun on my blog. Which is, this one! I had this blog for about five years and am deciding to turn it in to a book club/book review blog. So come along and tag a book cover and read along.
So maybe just a few weeks ago I just finished the book, "Bill Clinton" My Life and I loved it. I've learned so much over the six hundred pages or more that former President Bill Clinton wrote.
And let me tell you something. Don't judge a book by it's cover. Or a person by it's existence. Just because of what you support, believe and hold a grudge against, that should not give you the right to judge other people , call them derogatory names, slander them or even hurt them. This book taught me how to keep my self composure when during a horrible incident happens in your life. Or what would you do if you went broke and had nothing in your wallet. How would you survive.
Well, ladies and gentlemen , Hillary Clinton taught me well. Even though this book was written by Bill Clinton, I cried when he was impeached. I also cried when and how Bill Clinton described the Monica Lewinsky incident. Even though it was a little bit too much information, and heard some information on the news, and read about it. I felt his pain. Although it's hard enough to compare anyone in this situation to Bill Cosby, which I"m not and I won't. But this book touched me deeply.
I am on Bill Clinton's side. Only because I was wrongfully accused by my former friend who'm I never assaulted, or sexually harassed just because we haven't seen each other in over almost two years. Then out of the blue he decides to press charges on me, because I hurt his feelings. Well, I can relate to Bill Clinton. His grandfather owned a store during the Great Depression and helped others to stay warm and out of trouble. I really don't remember much of that part but I know Bill Clinton was raised during the Great Depression in Arkansas. He was born in Arkansas on August 19th, 1946 in hope Arkansan's. Where his grandfather owned a small store which helped them to be who they are today. But their lives weren't always easy. His father and his family lived through Great Depression. Great Depression began in October 29th 1929 and ended in 1939.
It wasn't easy for the family and or others.
( Part 2 to be continued. )
So I started reading , Gulak. And I loved that book. But I hated what it stood and what it was about. But this book review isn't about Gullak or how well I was bullied in high school because all I did was read. This article is about a book review I just recently took out of my box because I am moving. From out of state.
And yet, people wonder why I have spelling errors. English is not an easy language. Matter of fact, it's my third. I'm not going to brag about how many languages I know, speak, write and understand but let's clear the air out. Bill Clinton; " It's My Life" book was clearly amazing! I have yet to review and read the Cory Booker United book. It's on my to read books. And I honestly can't wait to finish it.
I'm a political activist and review books for fun on my blog. Which is, this one! I had this blog for about five years and am deciding to turn it in to a book club/book review blog. So come along and tag a book cover and read along.
So maybe just a few weeks ago I just finished the book, "Bill Clinton" My Life and I loved it. I've learned so much over the six hundred pages or more that former President Bill Clinton wrote.
And let me tell you something. Don't judge a book by it's cover. Or a person by it's existence. Just because of what you support, believe and hold a grudge against, that should not give you the right to judge other people , call them derogatory names, slander them or even hurt them. This book taught me how to keep my self composure when during a horrible incident happens in your life. Or what would you do if you went broke and had nothing in your wallet. How would you survive.
Well, ladies and gentlemen , Hillary Clinton taught me well. Even though this book was written by Bill Clinton, I cried when he was impeached. I also cried when and how Bill Clinton described the Monica Lewinsky incident. Even though it was a little bit too much information, and heard some information on the news, and read about it. I felt his pain. Although it's hard enough to compare anyone in this situation to Bill Cosby, which I"m not and I won't. But this book touched me deeply.
I am on Bill Clinton's side. Only because I was wrongfully accused by my former friend who'm I never assaulted, or sexually harassed just because we haven't seen each other in over almost two years. Then out of the blue he decides to press charges on me, because I hurt his feelings. Well, I can relate to Bill Clinton. His grandfather owned a store during the Great Depression and helped others to stay warm and out of trouble. I really don't remember much of that part but I know Bill Clinton was raised during the Great Depression in Arkansas. He was born in Arkansas on August 19th, 1946 in hope Arkansan's. Where his grandfather owned a small store which helped them to be who they are today. But their lives weren't always easy. His father and his family lived through Great Depression. Great Depression began in October 29th 1929 and ended in 1939.
It wasn't easy for the family and or others.
( Part 2 to be continued. )
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