How the former leader of the world's most powerful nation preferred his post-presidential life. This was addressed by Jimmy Carter when Barbara Walters surprised him with a question about it during a TV interview on his seventieth birthday. The question spurred further inquiries and curiosity. Through his writing, the former White House leader narrates his autobiography, shedding light on the other side of his life filled with successive events. He acknowledges how his humanitarian and social work experiences enriched him with new insights and broad perspectives.

In 1982, he and his wife Rosalynn founded the Carter Center, a non-profit organization aimed at combating neglected diseases across the globe, addressing violence and conflict resolution, offering assistance to the vulnerable, and reviving hope in them; while also monitoring elections in politically unstable nations. The Carter Center contributed to fostering peace in Ethiopia, North Korea, Bosnia, Haiti, Uganda, and Sudan, and helped millions of African families enhance their agricultural output. Additionally, his wife Rosalynn led a fierce battle against mental illnesses globally. Carter's post-presidential world is described personally through his writings.

Publishing house: شركة المطبوعات للتوزيع و النشر

Number of Pages: 276

Year of publication: 2009