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Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) was one of the founding fathers of the United States, a politician, diplomat, scientist, writer, journalist, and publisher. He was the man who signed the Declaration of Independence, the US Constitution and the Treaty of Versailles in 1783, which formally ended the war for the independence of the thirteen British colonies in North America from Great Britain. These are the three main documents on which the United States was built.

Franklin was the 15th child in his family, and it would seem that his life was predetermined. Nevertheless, he managed to go from being an assistant to a seller of tallow candles to a respected leader of the state.

Benjamin Franklin conceived his Autobiography as a story to his son about his family and, in fact, his life and experience. He did not intend to publish it. However, later he wanted to bring this story to the general public in order to explain to young people what real success is and how to achieve it.

An autobiography is a fascinating story of a real person's life, written by him sincerely, without embellishment.