Kamala Harris, the first woman to serve as vice president of the United States and one of the most powerful women in the world today, speaks simply and inspiringly about her extraordinary life and career. In just 10 years, Kamala rose from an ordinary prosecutor to the Olympus of power. Along this path, she was never afraid to break stereotypes and did not retreat from difficulties. Harris has helped thousands of families maintain housing after the economic crisis. She fought vigorously for legal reforms to reduce crime and against corporate and bank abuses. Kamala shares something deeply personal for the first time. Memories of childhood in a single-parent family in a poor and dangerous area. About the early lessons of inequality. About how, at the age of about fifty, it was not easy for her to decide on a relationship with a divorced man and start building a new family with him and his two children. She writes about her dreams, her love for justice and her amazing life in this book, which became a New York Times, Sunday Times and Spiegel best seller.