This isn't just another book that you'll buy from the bookshop, or online, and walk home scheduling in your skull when to read it. It's not the kind whose pages you'll flip through and then forget about as soon as you finish it. But then, what type of book is it?
It's a book that will tell you of how Michelle Obama used in-vitro fertilization (IVF) to get her kids, Sasha and Malia.
It's the book that will let you in on how she was broken and lost in the fog of experiencing a miscarriage; how this almost ate her heart out.
And while you mull over that, it will also bring you up to speed on how this icon, Michelle Obama, flicked off her job, unflinchingly, so that her husband Barack Obama could become president of the US.
Becoming, Michelle's riveting Memoir, has been released today and another icon, Oprah Winfrey, has already picked it and lined it up for a December reading and a discourse, in her renown book club.
In this memoir, former first lady of the United States delves deep into reflections of events that have shaped her life, through impeccable storytelling that draws a reader irredeemably into her world of ambition, sheer determination, storms, and successes. She takes our hands and walks us through the roads that led her to becoming who she is today.
Becoming, on it's day one of being officially released, is already a top-seller on Amazon; Biographies and Memoirs category. Moreover, translation into other languages is already in the conduit.