Michelle Obama is revealing more details about her personal life in an upcoming memoir.

Set for a November 13 worldwide release, "Becoming" will be published by Penguin Random House in 24 languages. The book will chronicle the former U.S. first lady's life from her childhood in Chicago until her years as an executive while juggling her time for motherhood. It will also offer more information about her time in the White House. Penguin Random House reportedly acquired world publishing rights to both Michelle and Barack's memoirs in a $65-million deal.

"Writing BECOMING has been a deeply personal experience," the mother of two tweeted to her followers Monday. "I talk about my roots and how a girl from the South Side found her voice. I hope my journey inspires readers to find the courage to become whoever they aspire to be. I can't wait to share my story."

"Becoming" serves as Obama's second book. In 2012, she already published a gardening guide titled "American Grown: The Story of the White House Kitchen Garden and Gardens Across America." NPR notes the 54-year-old is slated to head out on a U.S. and international book tour once her memoir comes out.

Meanwhile, Barack Obama is also working on a fourth book that will show a behind-the-scenes account of his eight-year term in the White House. A schedule for his memoir has yet to be announced.

In keeping with the Obamas' past practice, Penguin Random House announced that it will donate a significant amount of their proceeds to charitable institutions, as well as the Obama Foundation. The publisher also said it will give one million books in the couple's name to First Book, a nonprofit organization that works by "providing new books, learning materials, and other essentials to children in need."