The book refers to a black-haired stepchild who had an unhappy childhood. Because he had an unknown father and his mother was imprisoned in the struggles of life, and he and his sister were raised in an orphanage or in the homes of foster families.
A third of the beginning of the book is devoted to describing the life, growth, and hardships that Chris Gardner endured. Then, with the advent of adolescence and his search for a job, the professional aspects of his life began. And it seems that Chris is condemned to a long and unchanging life. However, what is remarkable about Chris is his attention and energy to everything he does and his unwavering determination. This is the key to his success after trying many paths and finally finding the right path in life.
At the beginning of the book, I thought that maybe just with a book about a life full of hardships, something similar to life in the future would be faced. But as I read on, I realized that this book is a relatively inspiring autobiography.
Chris Gardner is a black man with a diary. He is always looking for the best career in San Francisco. His difficult childhood shaped his amazing personality and his constant pursuit of the best. The absence of his father in his life has cast a shadow over all stages of his life. However, the humiliation of his stepfather never broke him. Instead, it made him a man who strives to be the "best father". His mother was the driving force that always pushed him forward. After finishing his service in the navy, he searched for a career in medicine and excelled in the field of medical scientific research. But on his way to enter the university and pursue the career, he encountered many obstacles, which made him change his mind.
During that time, he proposed to Sherry. But this marriage had several setbacks and ended in divorce. Then he met Jackie, who gave birth to his son Chris, and he suffered a lot with her. After becoming a single father, his difficult journey with homelessness and need began.
His life turned around when he met the owner of the red Ferrari to enter the world of finance in a large company. He spent his life sleeping in shelters, public bathrooms, and train stations. Even the prostitutes would help the child with 5 dollars. The author tells us in his diary that obstacles are the true path to success. A person should not submit to his situation and set his eyes on the goal. The hero has succeeded in achieving his goal and has become one of the most influential financiers on Wall Street.
I have a deep passion for reading memoirs, and this particular one stood out as being exceptionally easy and captivating to peruse. The author has crafted a well-written and powerful narrative that truly engages the reader from start to finish. The story unfolds in a seamless manner, drawing you in and making you feel as if you are a part of the author's experiences.
As I was reading, I couldn't help but envision how the story would translate onto the big screen. I'm extremely excited to watch the movie adaptation and see how the filmmakers bring this wonderful story to life. I'm sure they will do justice to the book and create a visually stunning and emotionally impactful film.
In conclusion, this memoir has been a delight to read, and I'm looking forward to seeing the movie and continuing to explore the world that the author has created.
Not a bad read. It's not the kind of book that will keep you on the edge of your seat, turning the pages frantically. However, it is still readable. The story has its moments that can capture your attention and hold it for a while. The characters are somewhat developed, and the plot has enough substance to keep you interested. It may not be a literary masterpiece, but it serves its purpose as an enjoyable read. You won't be disappointed if you pick it up. It's a good choice for those who are looking for something that is not too demanding but still provides some entertainment.