This book was on my list long before he became Premier, but it pushed it to the top of my list. At first, I had to recheck memoir and the description when it started, as I didn't understand that the first part was about his father as a child. I do believe it set the book up beautifully for the rest as it gave background and context. I was really engaged with the story and his way of storytelling it. It looked at numerous generations and the impacts events had on each. It was multifaceted in a way that flowed nicely. It never felt jumpy or as if a specific storyline never got finished. Definitely a great read. I would love to see more from him one day.