@article{326357,
      recid = {326357},
      author = {Mundy, Liza,},
      title = {Michelle : a biography /},
      publisher = {Simon & Schuster,},
      address = {New York :},
      pages = {217 p., [8] p. of plates :},
      year = {2008},
      abstract = {Washington Post writer Liza Mundy paints a revealing and  intimate portrait of the most dynamic couple in politics  today: Michelle, the highly organized, sometimes  intimidating, list-making pragmatist; and Barack, the  introspective political charmer who shoots for the stars.  Michelle's story carries all the achievements and lingering  pain of the post-civil rights era. She grew up on the south  side of Chicago, in a neighborhood rocked by white flight.  She went to Harvard Law School, became a corporate lawyer,  then left to train community leaders. She can be funny and  sharp-tongued, warm and blunt, empathic and demanding. Her  relationship with Barack, like many couples with two  careers and two children, has been strained at times by his  political climb. In this carefully reported biography,  drawing upon interviews with more than one hundred people,  including one with Michelle herself, Mundy captures the  complexity of this remarkable woman and the remarkable life  she has lived.--From publisher description.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/326357},
}