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afrugalfather 's review for:
Thanks, Obama: My Hopey, Changey White House Years
by David Litt
I like books that seem honest about the good and the bad sides of the paths to success (and maintaining the status at the plateau). While there is a political undercurrent in this book it still serves as a useful reference for one persons struggles to find meaning and rewarding work that seems to strive for honesty about ones own limitations, what one does for oneself or to be perceived successful to others. Also the down to earth humility, combined with flashes of hubris make this a compelling read that doesn't seem to overly glamorize the authors position and skills. This book is an easy recommendation for any Obama fan, and also for those interested in following politics generally and hoping to get a glimpse into the workings of a White House speech writing team.