Hard Choices...or Why I Should Be President : A Parady

from knittingmomof3

A solid an interesting auto-biography that kept me fully engaged.

from mckait

Hard Choices by Hillary Rodham Clinton is not a light summer beach read. It is however a worthy one, and a book that I was anxious to read to gain insight to Hilary's years as Secretary of State. I was also interested In comparing the stories and experiences to those of Madeleine Albright, who se...

from bowedbookshelf

Clinton sets herself up to be compared with Dean Acheson by recalling his Pulitzer Prize-winning book at the outset. It is typical of Clinton to set her sights high. One must remember that Acheson wrote at a time when faith in government was at an all-time high, and many folks read it before crit...

from billsearth

At over six hundred pages, this is a long read. It is not like most memoirs but more a day to day log of Mrs. Clinton's travels and meetings while acting as the Secretary of State. Over 500 pages are the day to day type log of her meetings and travels. There are two sets of photos in the book, bo...

from Bodagirl

The book comes across as more of a resumé than a memoir. It was incredibly informative, especially for someone (ahem) that was only just becoming more politically aware during Clinton's time as Secretary of State. There are brief, fleeting moments when Clinton the politician turns into Hilary the...