My Life (Part A)

Bill Clinton's reflections on the events of his presidency, as well as his recollections of his formative years as a young man and a young politician, provide a unique view into many events of the latter part of the twentieth century. Clinton has his say directly in the prologue and the epilogue, but, happily, a professional narrator delivers the majority of the memoir. Michael Beck renders a nicely understated narration with a light Southern accent that lends an air of authenticity. Beck goes with the flow of the narration, fully engaged and absorbed in the events being related. The level of detail in these memoirs is somewhat daunting, but Beck aids the reader in staying focused and attentive. Clearly, this book requires a strong commitment of time, but this audio edition is a great option. J.E.M. Winner of AudioFile Earphones Award, 2005 Audie Award Finalist (c) AudioFile 2005, Portland, Maine