A Full Life: Reflections at Ninety
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At ninety, Jimmy Carter looks back on one of the great American lives, from rural Georgia obscurity to the White House and decades of humanitarian work. In this New York Times bestselling memoir, he writes with disarming honesty about his youth, his Navy years, his presidency, his marriage to Rosalynn, and the regrets and triumphs that shaped him. Warm, wise, and deeply human, A Full Life is an unforgettable reflection from a remarkable man.
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At ninety, Jimmy Carter looks back on a life in public service with the frankness that only such distance can provide. Drawing on his rural Georgia upbringing, his presidency, his faith, his marriage to Rosalynn, and his decades of humanitarian work, this New York Times bestseller adds detail and emotion to the record of one of America's most consequential post-presidential lives.
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