Title: Sarah
First published: 2008
Description: In Sarah: How a Hockey Mom Turned the Political Establishment Upside Down, the first biography released of Governor Palin, author Kaylene Johnson draws upon personal interviews with Palin, her family, and other highly placed sources to explore Palin's family life, her upbringing in a devout Christian home, her political rise, and how she went from being a long-shot candidate to--potentially--one of the world's most powerful women and political figures. The book features dozens of family and political photos and contains source notes. Tyndale will also provide a free online discussion guide designed to engage readers on the subject of faith and politics: www.FaithandPoliticsDiscussionGuide.com. Kaylene Johnson is an award-winning author and a longtime Alaskan who makes her home on a small farm outside Wasilla. Her articles have appeared in Alaskan Wilderness Discovery Guide, Alaska magazine, the Los Angeles Times, Spirit magazine, and other publications. She received a BA from Vermont College and holds an MFA in Writing from Spalding University.
Subjects: Biography, Politics and government, Women politicians, Governors, Women governors, Vice-Presidential candidates, Biography & Autobiography, Nonfiction, Politics
Places: Alaska, United States
People: Sarah Palin (1964-), Sarah Palin (1964-,)
Time periods: 1959-