It was certainly the "Living History" , a book that was not only wonderfully witten by Hillary Rodham Clinton , a Senator from New York

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and X- First Lady of United States, but gave me unspeakable insight how she made such an relentless duties as a mother of only daught, a wife of President husband who was a lifetime political partner and personal friend and the First Lady of United State.

It was app. over 500 pages of thick book, but I had curled up with it , remaining ignorance of time passing by.

Let alone its interesting story of being a woman, the "Living History" was remarkable in chosing words, weaving incidents acurately and chronically, viewed in the light of both as an indivisual and as a public figure.

Of all it was touching phrase that Mandela, president of South Africa,showed his genuine love and respect for The Clintons when she was suffering from her husband's infidelity.

She wrote Mandela noted gently "We have often said that our morality does not allow us to desert our friends. And we have got to say tonight we are thinking of you in this difficult and
uncertain time in your life. But if our expectations, if our fondest prayers and dreams are not realized, then we shoud all bear in mind that the greates glory of living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time you fall."