First of all, Michelle Obama makes it clear: she is a normal person, just like all her fans and readers. “Don’t forget that sometimes I lie in bed at night wondering if I’m good enough. Or if I have to overcome obstacles like everyone else,” writes the former US First Lady. turn on the light in the bathroom, look in the mirror for a moment and then immediately want to turn it off.”
Sure, she’s accomplished some goals as — among other things — a successful lawyer, mother of two, best-selling author, and long-time wife of former U.S. President (2009-2017) Barack Obama, but she can “casually reveal that one gets there too faced with uncertainty, insecurity and injustice is not immune – to be more precise, both thrive there.”
With this personal and unpretentious style of writing, Michelle Obama has already inspired millions of fans around the world in her autobiography “Becoming”, published in 2018 – and now the 58-year-old has published her second book: “The Light in Us” is meant to be to peek into her “personal toolbox,” Obama writes.
«With this book I want to show you what I keep there and why; what tools I use at work or in my private life to stay balanced and confident, what tools help me even in times particularly marked by anxiety and stress.”
(SDA)