Sam Walton's autobiography, Made In America, in which he recounts his life story and the development of Wal-Mart. He shares anecdotes of his upbringing and early experiences that instilled his entrepreneurial spirit and drive to succeed. He then details the founding and growth of Wal-Mart, from a single Ben Franklin franchise to a national retail powerhouse. Walton emphasizes his commitment to low prices, customer service, and empowering employees, which he believes are key to Wal-Mart's success. He also discusses the importance of family values and community involvement in his business philosophy. Finally, he reflects on his legacy and expresses his hope that Wal-Mart will continue to grow and contribute to the betterment of society.