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annagfed13 's review for:
A Different Kind of Power
by Jacinda Ardern
Usually, I don’t rate the memoirs/non-fiction I read, but this one felt like it deserved a review.
A Different Kind of Power reflects on Jacinda Ardern’s time in politics and as Prime Minister of New Zealand. As I scrolled through reviews, trying to complete my own, I saw the different interpretations of a left leaning politician’s auto biography, which solidified the complex interpretations of others actions.
In the pages of this book, I saw how dedicated and compassionate Jacinda is to her country and cause. She explores the struggle of being both a mother and Prime Minister, which I think deserves applause from everyone around the world, no matter your political leaning. I found her story incredibly moving, resinating with me and my beliefs. I think she’s showed that women can balance an ambitious career and motherhood gracefully, while also not shying away from the fact that it is, without a doubt, difficult. Jacinda expressed the struggles she faced during her time as Prime Minister, and the tragic and extraordinarily difficult events she led New Zealand through.
As someone who has connections to New Zealand, I have seen how Jacinda’s powerful leadership has positively affected the country’s people.
And lastly, compiling my review made me realize how, in the wake of tragedy and hatred, great leaders continue with kindness and grace.
A Different Kind of Power reflects on Jacinda Ardern’s time in politics and as Prime Minister of New Zealand. As I scrolled through reviews, trying to complete my own, I saw the different interpretations of a left leaning politician’s auto biography, which solidified the complex interpretations of others actions.
In the pages of this book, I saw how dedicated and compassionate Jacinda is to her country and cause. She explores the struggle of being both a mother and Prime Minister, which I think deserves applause from everyone around the world, no matter your political leaning. I found her story incredibly moving, resinating with me and my beliefs. I think she’s showed that women can balance an ambitious career and motherhood gracefully, while also not shying away from the fact that it is, without a doubt, difficult. Jacinda expressed the struggles she faced during her time as Prime Minister, and the tragic and extraordinarily difficult events she led New Zealand through.
As someone who has connections to New Zealand, I have seen how Jacinda’s powerful leadership has positively affected the country’s people.
And lastly, compiling my review made me realize how, in the wake of tragedy and hatred, great leaders continue with kindness and grace.