- Published: 1 July 2010
- ISBN: 9781407089867
- Imprint: Cornerstone Digital
- Format: EBook
- Pages: 1056
My Life
- Published: 1 July 2010
- ISBN: 9781407089867
- Imprint: Cornerstone Digital
- Format: EBook
- Pages: 1056
My Life is, without question, the best written U.S. presidential tome of all time
Douglas Brinkley, Financial Times
A hell of a good story
Frank McCourt, Entertainment Weekly
A reading of My Life is a necessity for lovers of good autobiograpy. It reads like a down-home history of a life and, thus, anchors Clinton as a superb storyteller . . . Candid . . . Honest . . . Stimulating
Huntsville Times
Bill Clinton has given an unprecedented story of a White House life and the roads that led to it
Peter Stothard, The Times
By a generous measure ... the richest American presidential autobiography - no other book tells us as vividly or fully what it is like to be president of the United States ... And he can write
Larry McMurtry, The New York Times Book Review
Clinton has many tales to tell, particularly a rich, sometimes moving account of his years before the public life, fit for future analytical historians and biographers . . . The personal and the political are intertwined . . . Clinton's story very much reflects the man we know
The Nation
Clinton talks with disarming frankness [and] writes with grace and fluidity . . . He is also a born storyteller
The New Republic
Consistently fascinating
The Seattle Times
He manages to create the distinct impression that he is sitting in the living room talking to the reader . . . Anyone who is geninely interested in American politics will find his insights and anecdotes fascinating . . . The book helps to elucidate the question of 'how he did it'
Deseret Morning News
His book tells, in an extraordinary way, a truly heartening story of American democracy
Peter Jay, Evening Standard
It's a saga worthy of Cecil B. DeMille, a rags-to-riches tale full of the stuff of human frailty, with a cast of hundreds, complete with low-life villians and high-minded heroes and, as such stories require, an upbeat ending . . . The 1990s come to life once again as a time of uncommon tumult and riveting personalities . . . The personalities on parade are as vivid as the events
Newark Star-Ledger
It's an almost voluptuous pleasure to read Clinton when he's recounting and analyzing a political race or a legislative battle, whether it's one of his own or somebody else's
The New Yorker
Might just be the perfect representation of the man himself
The Plain Dealer
Takes readers through a strong account of the achievements and failures of his administrattion . . . No other presidential memoir is likely to be so lively . . . Bill Clinton is hard to dismiss, and so is an account of his extraordinary life
The Tennessean
Tremendously interesting and entertaining . . . Clinton's is a truly American story to which the average person can relate . . . Future politicians will find it a must-read, and average Americans will identify with the highs and lows we all experience as we make our way through life
Chattanooga Times Free Press
You can't help but feel you're in the company, one on one, of the man himself... The narrative is engaging... The accounts of high-wire diplomacy... are all riveting
Jonathan Freedland, Guardian