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File Size: 5454 KB
Print Length: 353 pages
Publisher: Vintage (January 15, 2013)
Publication Date: January 15, 2013
Sold by: Random House LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00957T7CQ
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This autobiography of Justice Sonia Sotomayor was an enjoyable read. It provided a lot of detail regarding her upbringing, which was very difficult, as well as her time at Princeton, Yale, and then her years as a prosecutor. Unfortunately, the one thing that I wanted to hear about was her time as a judge, and that is lacking in the book. Perhaps it is because she is planning on penning "My Beloved World - Part 2" at some point, or perhaps she has another reason. One might suspect (as she alludes to in the foreword) that she doesn't want to talk about her jurisprudence, but I think that she could have tackled this part of her life without getting too controversial.Despite the above, reading about Justice Sotomayor and her life was a pleasant experience and well worth the time I took to do so. For anyone with an interest in the Supreme Court or our legal system, I think that reading this book is a good use of your time.
I've read this book 4 times (so far), and have gone back to it when I've felt the need to be inspired and encouraged. Judge Sotomayor is very open in sharing about the struggles of her childhood, and how she dealt with that and propelled herself to where she is today. What set this story apart from others for me, was the honesty, humor and insight that she brings to her story-telling. Her story is remarkable not just for the professional success she achieved, but her ability and willingness to deal with the painful events of her life and to go beyond that and get to a place of forgiveness. I ended the book having great respect and admiration for the author, and thankful that she was willing to share so openly.
Throughout her early years and into her adulthood, Sonia Sotomayor has been open to listening and learning. Her passion became the Law and what it stood for. With her infatuation for Perry Mason (as a young girl), came her desire to practice law. And, her self-determination and self-efficiency, though she struggled with the poor neighborhood where she lived, and her fathers young death, she persevered. Graduating at the top of her High School Class, and then acceptance into Princeton (graduation Suma Cum Laud) and then attendance of Law Schoool at Yale, she kept herself focused. Ever striving to learn more and more. However, along with this determination came sacrifice. She dealt with the failure of her marriage, and even as an adult, prejudice in both College and in the workplace. She worked hard, earning all she accomplished and became a prosecuting Attorney for the New York City DA's office. After working there for several years (Quite successfully), she continued to focus on her #1 goal to become a Judge. So, she became defense attorney. Her judgeship came late, and then her nomination to and confirmation into the U S Supreme Court. Sonia tells her story with heartfelt emotions that is truly engaging.
I found parts of the the first half of the book - about her early childhood, a bit slow and hard to read, but the second half was for me, a real page turner. It's clear that she is both a brilliant and driven person, as one would expect of anyone who makes it to the supreme court. What's nice is that Sotomayor wrote every word herself, so instead of feeling like a typical professionally crafted biography, this feels a bit more like someone reflecting on her life for her friends and relatives. She intentionally stops right as she steps in to her current role as a supreme court justice. There is so much interesting stuff in this book - about her childhood, going to college and law school - her time as an activist, as well as her time as a prosecutor and in private practice, that I won't even try to summarize the high points. There are just too many. Suffice it to say this is a must read book.
WOW!!! GREAT GREAT BOOK...I just sent a copy to my Sister (Deltona FL) and Sister-in-law (Connecticut). I also purchased the children's bi-lingual book so they can read it with their grandbabies. I am waiting for the Teen book to buy it for my teen nieces...they need to read it and understand that they have to work hard to get up the ladder.When I started reading this book, I felt like connected Sonia and I all grew up in the same house, visit the same part of the Island and experienced the same things (home/school/work). It's strange but I am 1st generation born in Bridgeport, Connecticut and had the same experiences of our Puerto Rican Culture just like Sonia in New York. Coming from humble beginnings, a single parent raising 5 kids, managing to put us through Catholic School. My Mom sold Avon, knitted, sold food and still worked a factory job. I don't know how she did all this with $8,000 and put 4 kids in private school.All in all, if you are a Boriqua - buy it...whether in Spanish or English. Sonia - if you ever read this, I created a tree on Ancestry.com with all your information and ironically, I matched family on Mercedes side and your Mom side. So weird but I do have family that went to NY in the early 1900's from my Great Grandma side but we lost contact. There were my great grandma's brothers Benito and Geraldo Perez from the Bronx. I know Generaldo had twins born on Xmas Day and one of them is Luis and they were in the military. Hopefully someday, I can connect with their children.Thank you for your not holding back, sharing the good, bad and ugly. Thank God that they put you in the Supreme Court because you would really understand the cases having to do with the poor, the imprisoned... and so much more. You have a better understanding to the streets smart than those in the ivy league world or book savvy (not real world experience). Many blessings to you and your family. Sincerely, Carmen @Carmen@arribaelson.comThis book is a testament that you can come from no money and raise to the top, regardless of your circumstances. What helps us in our culture is that we care for our elders til their dying days and they also give us so much love in return. I was also fortunate to have a beautiful grandma because my Mom was also working so hard. Like Sonia said, it's natural for us the female to take the roll of a young Mom at home to care for the rest of the family (cooking, cleaning, caring for siblings).I too am a 1st Graduate in my house, & this year both my daughters graduated
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