Sarah Palin-former Alaskan governor and former republican
vice-presidential contender- has written several books, including one
called, 'Going Rogue: An American Life'. She also wrote, ‘America By
Heart’. Senator John McCain's aides used the expression 'going rogue' to
describe Sarah Palin when she didn't follow directions.
“Going Rogue” gives details on what was happening behind the scenes during significant times in the life of the Palin family.
It describes her son's response when she decided to resign from her
position as Governor of Alaska. It also describes what she felt when she
learnt that her daughter was expecting.
The Going Rogue book
created controversy over its details on the time she spent as the
republican vice-presidential runner. Mrs. Palin appeared on Oprah on November 16th 2009 to promote her book. ‘Going Rogue’ wasn’t the first book about her life.
Joe
Hilley wrote a book about her called, 'Sarah Palin: A New Kind of
Leader'. Some persons have praise for that book, saying that it is
candid in its portrayal of Mrs. Palin. It explains how she became the
individual she is today and describes her work and experience as a
mayor. Others say that the work is limited in the amount of information
it gives about her life, beliefs and work.
Lorenzo Benet wrote,
'Trail Blazer', which he describes as an intimate biography of Sarah
Palin. The book describes Mrs. Palin as a small-town girl who wasn't
satisfied with keeping things small. It describes the opposition she
faced as the mother of three small children when she made a decision to
enter politics.
