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My Life
- Narrated by: Bill Clinton
- Length: 6 hrs and 8 mins
- Abridged Audiobook
- Categories: Biographies & Memoirs, Historical
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Publisher's Summary
President Bill Clinton's My Life is the strikingly candid portrait of a global leader who decided in early life to devote his intellectual and political gifts, and his extraordinary capacity for hard work, to serving the public. It is the fullest, most concretely detailed, most nuanced account of a presidency ever written, and a testament to the positive impact on America and on the world of his work and his ideals. Here is the life of a great national and international figure, revealed with all his talents and contradictions. Filled with fascinating moments and insights, it is told openly, directly, in President Clinton's completely recognizable voice.
Critic Reviews
"Bill Clinton's reading of My Life is the perfect way to experience the former president's voluminous memoir....Always a compelling, articulate speaker, Clinton is in his element." ( AudioFile)
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- Scott Charlton
- 31-12-2021
Insightful
I enjoyed this book.
The author bravely tackles tough subjects with candour.
I venture to say Obama didn’t read/listen to this before he stood for President, as he maybe would have not bothered. The obstruction and rank stupidity that the author encountered from the other side of politics sounded eerily similar to the challenges that comprised Obama’s presidency.
I would certainly be interested in a sequel, covering the subsequent years of the author along with his thoughts on what has transpired since he was in charge. (Did someone say “Deficit”?)
Doubtless the author would also have well considered views on big picture issues such as tackling global warming.
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- Anonymous User
- 27-11-2021
Busterbaddog
I enjoyed bill cilntons story makes a good read or listen you feel like you really get to know the man
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- Brian P. Murphy
- 23-08-2021
Good but too (relatively) short.
Maybe its because I just finished listening to Volume 1 of Barack Obama's book (27 hours mind you), this book was just too short. He glosses over events that were critical in history with passing comments. Certainly could have delved into the detail.
Anyway, a sign of a good book is did I want more, and the answer is Yes.
Enjoy.
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- Anonymous User
- 10-07-2019
Such a pleasure to listen to. Bill tells straight.
loved it. Highly recommended for all those interested in the real happenings of the President and his journey inside the white house.
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- Garry
- 13-12-2018
Told with clarity.
President Clinton tells the story obviously from his side and achieves credibility with the telling and his use of verifiable sources, references and witnesses.
Thank you Mr President.
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- JOHN W
- 01-10-2017
Don't buy Abridged - Great read ruined.
Unfortunately unabridged is not available in all regions and the abridged version cuts out so much of the original book that it detracts from this great read. If you think the abridged version will give a good summary of the Clinton years think again and go and but the hardcopy book instead.
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- Gudmundur
- 01-02-2008
Easier to listen to than to read
Its a good book and Clinton reading it in own person makes it more real and interesting to listen to. I would have liked Clinton to go further into detail on some issues like the peace-talking in Middle East and the Monica Lewinsky matter. You can feel his frustration at the end of his presidency when the Democrats lost to the Republicans in the presidential election and the votes in Florida were ruled out of favor to the Democrats.
Overall a good book to listen to, an easier listen than a read.
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- Mr Cook
- 18-12-2012
A Good Listen
Where does My Life rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
I Liked It
Would you recommend My Life to your friends? Why or why not?
Yes.
Have you listened to any of Bill Clinton’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
No
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
No
Any additional comments?
Bearing in mind this is an abridged book, it has facts and figures that may mean nothing unless your well versed in American politics. If you read other books against Bill then his book will leave you feeling he hasn't mentioned the darker side of his political life.
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- Ramesh
- 29-07-2012
His life in his own voice
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
I listen to my audio books on my commute to and from work. This is one of the few books that i finished in back to back listens.
Any additional comments?
The book is all the more listenable as it is read by Clinton himself. The first part of his book is about his childhood and also the relationships within his own family, grandparents, mother, step father. While he claims he had a wonderful childhood, he doesnt hesitate to discuss the troubled parts either. I am from India and it is not common for our contemporary leaders to talk about as openly about the unvarnished parts of their personal lives.
Some topics tend to dominate the reading
-his not taking part in the vietnam war - and long justification and rationalisation of this
-his multiple legal tangles - whitewater, paula jones, ken starr etc
-the "uncooperative" republican party and especially newt gingrich
There is less said about the economy and his views regarding America's economic future (Clintons presidency saw multiple years with surplus budgets ), China , or radical fundamentalism.
I am unsure of the value of this book to an American, i found it a worthwhile listen for someone outside but interested.
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- Tim
- 08-07-2011
Why no Unabridged version?
I was disappointed not to find an unabridged version. I still purchased the abridged version but am still disappointed. However, having Bill Clinton narrate the book is great.
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- MwiingaZed
- 16-05-2015
Not very Captivating
I read Tony Blair's and Dick Cheney's book. They give a very interesting story. Bill didn't do justice to the details. For instance how did the Arafat and Rabin meeting go? What were the interesting things? When be heard his Embassy in Tanzania had been bombed, what did he do first? Those details are missing in his book.
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- brian price
- 10-02-2019
Easy listening
Cannot help to think that Starr was yesterday’s Muller and the democrats are getting their own back.
Nice to Remember that democrats can manage an economy, and that the Middle East nearly had peace and that Al khadia was on the seen before Bush.
Well worth a listen, missed that voice.
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- Elliot Greene
- 17-08-2018
Great autobiography really loved the story
very amazing story. A story of one of the best US presidents. was a great listen
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- Amazon Customer
- 23-11-2017
Good listen if you have the interest
I always liked Bill Clinton, and thought he was a good president, if very flawed person. I have read the actual book, and wanted to hear him read his own abridged story. He is a very detailed guy, so a lot to go through, but I think he did a good job of condensing the story here. Hearing it in his own voice only adds to the enjoyment. If you’re a fan you’ll probably enjoy it like me, if not... we’ll possibly less so.
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- Rob
- 21-04-2015
Missed large chunks
Considerable parts of the paperback version were missing in the Audiobook, skipping various key parts of the administration
for example; Somalia crisis
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- Matthew
- 23-12-2012
Slightly overlong but interesting
I found this book interesting and imagine that anyone with an interest in politics would also do. It is slightly overlong, and the first half seems particularly slow-going. It becomes a more interesting narrative in the second half once Clinton has entered politics.
There are some slightly "cheesy" lines, as all autobiographies do to some extent, which I questioned whether they were really felt at the time or added for increased effect upon the reflection of the author on his life ("I sometimes question the sanity of my existence", "a man is more than the sum of the things he can do" etc).
But overall an interesting insight into the life of a very succesful and powerful man and the office of the presidency.
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- L
- 21-06-2012
Dull
Firstly, Clinton reads this extremely well in his easy-going style. He's clearly an intelligent and (mostly!) a well-thought man who has had a very- varied and at times very challenging life. The issue I had was that this book just didn't connect with me, I found it really boring. If you like American politics then this is one for you, otherwise there are much more interesting books out there!
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- Andrew
- 24-08-2021
Yeah good
Would have preferred the full version but I imagine the compression is due to it being released on CDs but what's available is enjoyable.
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- Mr William W Gaw
- 18-04-2020
More about Bill and less on the politics
I enjoyed the book, but it would have been good to hear more about Bill, ie more details about upbringing, influences in his life etc and what made him tick as much of the book are statements about politics and timelines. Would still recommend but books ie Michelle and Barack Obama’s book I’ve read twice whereas once will do for Bill’s.
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- Bob Meyer
- 13-03-2020
A fascinating insight
A fascinating insight from the man who became president from humble beginnings. A great read.
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- luey
- 17-07-2019
The Clintons are people of great common sense and detail oriented
It’s too difficult for politicians to be liars in democratic system. The Clintons are good examples. They were humbly born and tried all their lives to do something positive for the public. They made mistakes but also paid for it. The book gives a good overall look of American politics.
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- Beelez
- 03-03-2019
Informative
Been stuck in a car so listened to this. Enjoyed more Bill's account of his earlier life prior to taking office as President. Can be a bit dull in places but on the whole informative and interesting.
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- Gwendoline Edwards
- 30-04-2015
First biography
Was optimistic to begin, but enjoyed it all, more special with author reading his own book. Hilary for President next?
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