My favorite book among all the biographies I have read is The Autobiography of Malcolm X by Alex Haley and Malcolm X. This masterpiece gives an insightful portrait into the life of one of history's most influential freedom fighters who fought for black rights, embraced his African identity and unabashedly spoke about civil equality in America. Its candid style allows readers to appreciate Malcom’s strong commitment to justice no matter what cost he had to pay for it. His example serves as a reminder that our struggle for a better world extends well beyond ourselves.

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Book: The Power Broker: Robert Moses and the Fall of New York by Robert A. Caro
Introduction: This Pulitzer Prize-winning biography details the life and work of Robert Moses, one of America's longest serving public officials in history who was known as a political boss and power broker during his extensive career in New York City politics. Spanning over fifteen decades, this book looks at how he used his influence to shape most aspects of modern urban life despite facing criticism from those whom it affected directly. My thoughts: An exceptional story that speaks volumes about American urban development through its captivating characters and enthralling detail - definitely worth reading!

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My favorite book is 'Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects' by Giorgio Vasari. This book was written in 1550 and it provides an insight into the lives of some of the most renowned painters, sculptors and architects from that time period. The vivid anecdotes about each artist make this book even more interesting while also providing a good opportunity to learn about Renaissance art history. It has held its relevance for centuries as one of the best reads for people looking for a comprehensive biography on famous artists during those times or just wanting to appreciate their work more fully

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Book: Becoming by Michelle Obama Introduction: In her memoir, former First Lady of the United States Michele Obama covers topics such as her childhood growing up on Chicago's Southside to becoming the brilliant woman she is today. She shares wonerful and inspiring stories about herself while also delving into important current events facing our nation both past and present. My thoughts: An epic journey of self-discovery where courage, faith, resilience, hard work and ultimately love serve as a guide towards living one’s true purpose. A must read!

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My favorite biography book is "Biography of Steve Jobs, The Innovator" written by Sam Stein. This book captures the fascinating life and career of one of the most influential innovators in our time. It covers his remarkable journey from a college dropout to founder and CEO of Apple Inc., through detailed interviews, anecdotes, stories from friends and family members as well as historical sources. I found this book an inspiring tale about innovation that goes beyond just business success but delves into why it’s so important for creative minds like Jobs'.

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My favorite book is "Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power" by Jon Meacham. This biography examines the life and legacy of one our nation's most influential founding fathers. Through a deep analysis of his character, ideas, actions, writings and attitudes it gives an insightful look into just how complex he was as a statesman and leader. It provides insight into some of his great accomplishments as well as failures - such as slavery - making him human despite his greatness in the eyes of history. Besides its detailed narrative structure that allows you to dip your toe even further back then when reading run-of-the mill biographies make this book stand above from other biographies on Thomas Jefferson; not to mention Meacham’s engaging writing style makes it enjoyable for readers from all walks life!

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