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Summaries of books by Jimmy Carter:

A Full Life

Reflections at Ninety
Jimmy Carter
The book presents a memoir of the 39th President of the United States, sharing his personal experiences from his rural upbringing in Georgia to his time in the White House and his post-presidency humanitarian efforts. It offers insights into his private life, political career, and the influential figures he encountered, as well as his reflections on aging and the lessons he has learned throughout his decades of public service.
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Palestine Peace Not Apartheid

Jimmy Carter
The book presents the former U.S. President's perspective on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, arguing that Israeli policies in the occupied territories are oppressive and akin to apartheid. It offers a historical overview, personal recollections, and policy suggestions for achieving peace in the region.
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Faith

A Journey For All
Jimmy Carter
In this reflective work, the former U.S. President explores the broad and personal concept of faith, discussing its influence on both private and public life. He shares insights from his own spiritual journey, while addressing the role of faith in navigating challenges, fostering reconciliation, and promoting peace.
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Our Endangered Values

America's Moral Crisis
Jimmy Carter
The book presents the former U.S. President's perspective on the erosion of core moral and ethical values in American politics and policies during the early 21st century. He critiques the blending of church and state, the justifications for war, the neglect of the environment, and the abandonment of principles of human rights and equality.
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