Book #1: Thanks, Obama: My Hopey, Changey White House Years
This year (2018) my goal is to read 52 books. Here is a list of all the books I’ve read in 2018. Each book is ranked on a 5-star scale (5 is best).
***** Thanks, Obama: My Hope, Changey White House Years
I LOVED this book. I would say over the last three years its in the top ten books I’ve read. I loved the topic – a young White House speechwriter’s journey through the Obama years – and I loved the writing style. David Litt (author) is an incredibly talented writer, finding just the right notes to hit as he flows through humorous situations to incredibly serious topics. I laughed out loud more times than I can count.
Reasons why you might enjoy this book:
- It’s a quick, easy read, and flows really well
- If you’re curious about the inner workings of a White House Administration
- If you’re trying to remember a time when the President (regardless of party affiliation) was someone you could respect
Reasons why you might not enjoy this book:
- If you are a super non-Obama fan
- If you simply hate politics
- If you’re Mitch McConnell
How are you reading these books? Audiobooks? Kindle? Any speed-reading techniques?
If I had to break it down:
Actual, physical book: 50%
Kindle (reading it on kindle or Pixel 2): 25%
Audio (Audible): 25%
And Audible is never on 2x or anything, just regular speed. When driving, running, or doing dishes/mindless chores.
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