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Title	:	Going Rogue: An American Life
Author	:	Sarah Palin
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	1st Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 413 pages
Published	:	November 17th 2009 by Harper (first published January 1st 2009)
Categories	:	Biography. Nonfiction. Politics. Autobiography. Memoir

Going Rogue: An American Life

Sarah Palin

Hardcover | Pages: 413 pages

Rating: 3.28 | 11340 Users | 1246 Reviews

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Going Rogue is the #1 New York Times bestselling memoir from Sarah Palin, one of America’s most beloved and controversial political figures. Now with new material, Going Rogue offers plain talk from a true American original about her life, her career, and the future of the country she loves.

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Original Title:	Going Rogue: An American Life
ISBN:	0061939897 (ISBN13: 9780061939891)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Joe Biden, Sarah Palin, Glenn Beck, Katie Couric, Charlie Crist, Lisa Murkowski, Frank Murkowski, Tina Fey, Bristol Palin, Todd Palin, Track Palin, John Stein, Mark Zuckerberg, Walt Monegan, Trig Palin, Piper Palin
Setting:	Wasilla, Alaska,2006(United States) Skagway, Alaska(United States) Juneau, Alaska(United States)

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Ratings: 3.28 From 11340 Users | 1246 Reviews

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I'll start off by saying I'm not giving this five stars because I happen to have voted her ticket in 2008. I'm not giving it five stars because I'm trying to make her ratings look better. I'm giving it five stars because it spells out everything the mostly biased media chose to ignore or mislead people on. I can't say Sarah Palin was one of my favorite people once I started reading it. I admit I started to get sick of seeing her on TV, felt disappointed in how things went with the election. I

I tossed the book after reading the first chapter and viewing the photographs. Sarah Palin's flaunted piety made me gag. Anybody can be as religious or unreligious as he/she wants to, but I despise it if somebody serves religion on the platter for political purposes.This review was originally written on April 2, 2014. And now we are here on January 19, 2016, and I have just seen Sarah Palin on TV, endorsing Donald Trump.Excuse me, I still feel a bit nauseated. I need to take an antacid.I thought

A Few Feet Below Rock BottomIf this title were a Jeopardy line the correct answer would be, "Where is America's conservative movement?" Sarah Palins book is probably a best seller already. Once again the street party that is America has turned the mic over to a moron. Is this really the best America can do? Every time we give people like Palin a voice in our society we are diminishing the voice of someone else and that someone else has got to have something better to say than this public figure

I got an autographed copy of Going Rogue for Christmas. Truth be told, I wasn't expecting to enjoy it very much, and the first few paragraphs confirmed that. Where Palin's limited vocabulary fails her, she makes up her own words which skirt the bounds of credibility. HOWEVER.I read more, and more, and more. And as I quickly progressed through the book, I realized that I was enjoying it very much. Palin's matter-of-fact narrative style and folksy touches were rather a breath of fresh air. Her

I was drawn to Sarah Palins GOING ROGUE: AN AMERICAN LIFE because I was interested in finding out the true story behind the apparent buffoon the media loved to hate during the 2008 presidential campaign.Admittedly, I have never hitherto read a political autobiography, so I have nothing to compare it to, but I found the book both interesting and illuminating.The first part of the book describes her personal life and antecedents. We see her as a high school athlete, and we see her working on a

This is no April's Fools joke - I really read/listened to this book, via audiobook, over the past week or so. I wish I could give this book zero stars. I guess it can have one star for entertainment value, because it is read by the author and I have a deeply masochistic streak. My recommendation is to read this as work of fiction. As a work of fiction, you can meander through the convoluted delusional ramblings of a person so disassociated with reality that it is often disorienting to the

Oh my holy sheesh what a goldurn great book. She opens way up, I had no idea. The affair with Levi--sometimes messin' about while Todd was lying stonefaced drunk on the side of the bed--came out of nowhere. (No wonder they're catting after each other in the press now--MEEEE yow!) Full of revelations. And more importantly heart. And words. And some home truths. But most importantly heart.