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This is definitely a book worth reading, especially for those who are interested in the history of racism in America and the civil rights movement. It was a long read, but I have learned a great deal from Maya Angelou's life experiences. Her writing is thought-provoking and has the power to make the reader reflect on various aspects of life. There were many lines in the book that I read several times due to the powerful message they conveyed and the elegance with which it was expressed. The first half of the book, especially where she talks about her childhood, was truly interesting and engaging. I could not put the book down. However, the second half was less absorbing for me. Nevertheless, overall, she writes beautifully, even about the most mundane subjects. This is definitely the best autobiography I have read so far, and it has left a lasting impression on me. It not only provides insights into the author's personal life but also offers a broader perspective on the social and historical context in which she lived. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who is looking for an inspiring and thought-provoking read.