• Kamala Harris will publish memoir '107 Days' on September 23.
• The book reflects on her historic but brief presidential campaign.
• Simon & Schuster labels it a "page-turning account" with valuable insights.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris is set to release a memoir titled “107 Days”, reflecting on her brief but significant presidential campaign. The book, which refers to the length of her campaign, will be published by Simon & Schuster on September 23. In a recent video announcement, Harris stated, “In just 107 days, I traveled the country, fought for our future, and made history with the shortest presidential campaign in modern times," emphasizing the importance of her experiences during that period, according to sfgate and newsweek.

Harris, who led the Democratic ticket after Joe Biden exited the race, ultimately lost to Republican Donald Trump in the November election. Had she won, Harris would have made history as the first woman and first woman of color to occupy the presidency. In her memoir, she aims to provide a behind-the-scenes account of her campaign, discussing significant moments and observations, as stated in her announcement, according to indiatimes and newsweek.

Jonathan Karp, CEO of Simon & Schuster, has praised the memoir, describing it as not only insightful but also a critical reflection on the campaign experience. He remarked, “107 DAYS captures the drama of running for president better than just about anything I’ve read,” indicating the book's potential impact as a work of political nonfiction. Karp also mentioned that while he declined to confirm whether Harris addresses certain controversial topics, such as President Biden's fitness for office, he assured readers that she covers everything that needs addressing, according to indiatimes and sfgate.