Dreams from My Father (Adapted for Young Adults)

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Now adapted for young adults, this #1 New York Times bestselling memoir offers an intimate look at Barack Obama's early days, tracing his journey through family, race, and identity. It presents a revealing portrait of a young Black man grappling with self-discovery and belonging long before he became a significant voice in America. This edition features a new introduction from the author, a full-color photo insert, and a family tree. Born to a white American mother and a Black Kenyan father in Hawaii, Obama moved to Indonesia with his mother and stepfather at six. He returned to Hawaii at twelve to live with his grandparents. Readers accompany him through the challenges of high school and college, his experiences in New York, his work as a community organizer in Chicago, and his travels to Kenya. These experiences shape his commitment to leadership and justice. Through his relationships with his mother, grandparents, and the Kenyan family he meets, Obama confronts the complexities of his father's life and legacy, embracing his divided heritage. As he navigates his path from humble beginnings, he remains connected to his roots, determined to lead a life of purpose, service, and authenticity. This powerful memoir inspires readers to reflect on their origins and potential.