My Life: Clinton's Memoirs

Author: (USA) Clinton
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Highest first-day sales for a non-fiction book in American history, surpassing 400,000 copies in the first days! In this book, the public cares about how Clinton views the shocking sex scandal that shocked the world. In August 1998, when Clinton confessed the truth about his relationship with Lewinsky to his wife, Hillary flew into a rage and punished him to sleep on the sofa for two months. That night, Hillary's reaction was "like being punched hard in the stomach." Clinton writes in the book, "Meanwhile, I slept on the sofa in a small living room next to the bedroom. I slept on this old sofa for two months or longer. I read, thought, and worked on the sofa. The sofa was comfortable, but I don’t want to spend my whole life sleeping here." According to analysis by the Singapore-based Lianhe Zaobao, half of the upper class in the U.S. is charmed by Clinton’s charisma and admires his interpersonal skills. Clinton’s two opposing sides: one is sharp-minded, wise, and up-to-date; the other is lacking in personal integrity. And according to a U.S. public opinion survey, Clinton’s political achievements in the U.S. rank third, Lincoln and Kennedy! In My Life, Clinton frankly reflects on his past life from multiple identities—son, brother, teacher, father, husband, and public figure. This book revolves around Clinton’s political career as president, starting from his time as a Democratic candidate entering the White House, dividing his life into two parts: one focusing on his life before becoming president in 1992, and the other on his eight-year presidency...