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America by Heart: Reflections on Family, Faith, and Flag

Sarah Palin

Hardcover | Pages: 304 pages

Rating: 3.6 | 1595 Users | 180 Reviews

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Original Title:	America By Heart: Reflections on Family, Faith, and Flag
ISBN:	0062010964 (ISBN13: 9780062010964)
Edition Language:	English

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Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin delivers an intimate and personal look at the woman behind the public servant. In her #1 New York Times bestselling memoir Going Rogue—the bestselling nonfiction book of 2009—Palin gave readers a look at her upbringing, her dynamic career, and her candidacy next to John McCain for the Vice Presidency of the United States.

In America by Heart: Reflections on Family, Faith, and Flag, this inspirational follow-up, her reflections on faith, family, and patriotism will read like a bible of American virtues for anyone hoping to understand the truths that lie at the heart of the nation.

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Title	:	America by Heart: Reflections on Family, Faith, and Flag
Author	:	Sarah Palin
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 304 pages
Published	:	November 23rd 2010 by Harper (first published November 1st 2010)
Categories	:	Nonfiction. Politics. Biography. Autobiography. Memoir

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Ratings: 3.6 From 1595 Users | 180 Reviews

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There is really no grey area when it comes to Sarah Palin. You either like her or you dont. I do. America By Heart: Reflections on Family, Faith, and Flag is her second book; her first was Going Rogue: An American Life. She touches on a number of subjects. The chapters of this book that I enjoyed most were: Why They Serve, The Rise Of The Mama Grizzlies, I Hear America Praying, and Common Sense Constitutional Conservatism. I liked both her books.

I was surprised that while reading this book I kept nodding my head in agreement. While many people criticize her choice of life and her intelligence, she really did the work and research to produce a well written book.I found myself reading this book in 2 days. The references to the founding fathers and her knowledge of some of our more profound presidents gave hope towards a better future for tomorrow in America. She loves Ronald Reagan (I mean who doesn't) but she used his speeches, as well

Read full review here: http://wordwearyreviews.wordpress.com...I did not expect to be viciously attacked for my political beliefs when I read Palins reflections on Family, Faith, and Flag, but I certainly was. In fact, the entirety of Palins introduction is an entirely misguided, misinformed, and logically flawed assault against American democrats (lumped in with communists, pages 5-6), American college graduates (called the cultural elite), and, in general, Americans who dont agree with her/her

Sarah...oh Sarah. 🤦♀From reading the synopsis, it came off as a book about the American people she came in contact with on her book tour. Alas it was not about that; but in fact about her personal views and bashing anyone that has a different view. Im a moderate myself and dont find myself leaning toward any party, but how exactly does one woman have so much hatred for the other side ESPECIALLY; a woman who refers to herself multiple times within this book as a Christian woman.This was

Very interesting! All politicians have agendas and Sarah Palin is no exception. What I got from reading this is: we should be proud of the USA. We do not owe anybody any apologies for our country. America is not a perfect place. We have made mistakes and allowed some terrible things in our history, but given the sordid historical record of virtually every other country on the planet, we are doing pretty well.At home, President Obama continues to reject American exceptionalism and this has

Please allow me to open this review with an account of something that happened here on Goodreads. On a discussion thread someone posted something insulting/degrading about Christ. I said nothing. As the discussion went on however another person asked why the poster had been personally insulting not only to Christians but about Christ. At this point I did answer that it was because people had come to expect that Christians would "suck it up" when we are insulted. I did say to the "insulter" that

I read this book because I'm doing research on the tea party. It's nowhere near as bad as I expected. There are some interesting musings on America's colonial and postcolonial times. However, throughout the book, there is an underlying fear of complexity, and an embracing of simplicity, which I found annoying, even when "Palin" (the book was coauthored by a professional writer) was telling me something I didn't know. She's unable to consider things in a nuanced way, unable to be fair to anyone