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I finally listened to the audiobook Dreams from My Father by Barack Obama. It's really great for the most part, but the last hour and a half is so much about Obama's paternal relatives.
I know more about his relatives than I know about mine.
That would have been OK, but he ends the book there, with a tiny epilogue. I really wanted to hear about his years in law school and then meeting Michelle and working and going into politics.
Obama is a good mimic and handles impressions of his African relatives, male and female, convincingly.
That would have been OK, but he ends the book there, with a tiny epilogue. I really wanted to hear about his years in law school and then meeting Michelle and working and going into politics.
Obama is a good mimic and handles impressions of his African relatives, male and female, convincingly.