Melania: A Book by Melania Trump
“Melanie” is an intriguing memoir written by the current First Lady of the United States Melania Trump. The 256-page work which was published on October 8, 2024 mostly leaves out personal details of the former Slovenian model’s life. One of the biggest takeaways from the book is where the first lady spent the first part of her book discussing her work as a model, which brought her to New York and paved the way for her first encounter with Trump. This was on a Friday night in September 1988, when she visited the Kit Kat Klub in New York City during Fashion Week, a single woman back then. This was one of the intriguing revelations in the book and you would love to lead the unfolding story-telling technique used in the book.
Other very essential takeaways is where in one of the more personal sections of her book, Mrs Trump discusses allegations that her son, Barron, was autistic. This she said actually made her furious thought he man who initially posted that allegation on social media, comedian Rosie O’Donnell, eventually apologized.
In the book she also Mrs. Trump also differed from her husband on reproductive rights but largely echoed many of Trump’s stances, including on the 2020 election, which Trump lost to President Joe Biden. She also talked about what it was like to witness a gunman’s attempted assassination of her husband as she watched on television. Her stance on abortion which she stated in that book generated a lot backlash and controversies.
Mrs. Trump’s book “Melanie” is truly an interesting piece to read.
