Are you ready for Election Day? Hachette Book Group is offering these 11 titles in the spirit of the season:
1. Mike’s Election Guide By Michael Moore
It’s a great year to be an American and a voter. Don’t miss out on MIKE’S ELECTION GUIDE – the indispensable book that belongs in every American’s back pocket this season.
2. The Preacher and the Presidents By Nancy Gibbs and Michael Duffy
Reveals how the world’s most powerful men and world’s most famous evangelist, Billy Graham, knit faith and politics together.
3. Hard Call By John McCain
In Hard Call, acclaimed authors John McCain and Mark Salter describe the anatomy of great decisions in history by telling the remarkable stories of men and women who have exemplified composure, wisdom, and intellect in the face of life’s toughest decisions.
4. The American Journey of Barack Obama By The Editors of Life Magazine
Covers the candidate Barack Obama from his childhood and adolescence to his time as editor of The Harvard Law Review and his Chicago activist years, culminating with the excitement and fervor of the historic 2008 Democratic National Convention.
5. Goodnight Bush By Erich Origen and Gan Golen
A hilarious and poignant visual requiem for the Bush administration.
6. Takeover By Charlie Savage
Takeover tells the story of how a group of true believers, led by VP Cheney, set out to establish near-monarchical executive powers that, in the words of one conservative critic, “will lie around like a loaded weapon” for any future president.
7. Her Way By Jeff Gerth and Don Van Natta Jr.
The first truly balanced investigation into the life and career of Hillary Rodham Clinton, Jeff Gerth and Don Van Natta Jr.’s masterful biography.
8. Dream in Color By Congresswoman Linda Sánchez and Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez.
Often considered Congress’s Odd Couple, these warm witty sisters are not only perfect role models for young Latinas in the US, but for all young women looking to break out and create a brighter future for themselves.
9. From Hope to Higher Ground By Mike Huckabee
In his insightful and plainspoken manner, Mike Huckabee carries hope to Americans and provides practical solutions to current problems in our nation.
10. The Revolution By Ron Paul
In this book, Texas congressman and presidential candidate Ron Paul provides answers to questions that few even dare to ask.
11. What You Should Know About Politics . . . But Don’t by Jessamyn Conrad
The first and only issue-based nonpartisan guide to contemporary American politics.
Next week we will draw three winners who will receive all 11 books. They might not all suit your political bent, but perhaps reading them might change your mind or broaden your perspective.
At the very least, you’ll have something to throw at the TV as this endless campaign draws to a close!
If you’d like to win (U.S. addresses only), please leave a comment here saying which of these books you’d dig into first.
The winners of last week’s contests:
Hannah’s Dream: #32 Karen B., #133 Erma Hurtt, #82 Kimberly V.
Wow, Wow, Wubbzy prize pack: #98 Jill, #18 DJ, #21 Courtney
Diane K says
I’d start with “From Hope to Higher Ground”, then go to “Dream in Color.” Michael Moore’s book should be an interesting read as well.
Leigh Nichols says
I would definitely read “Mike’s Election Guide” by Michael Moore first
David Bertolo says
RON PAUL RULES!!!!!!
The Revolution by Ron Paul
flared0ne says
“What You Should Know About Politics . . . But Don’t” looks like just what the Doctor ordered, to help figure out why everyone seems to have this pained look in their eyes. FEELS like “Party” definitions and beliefs have shifted around under our feet, and less and less clear that there is ANYbody out there that can be trusted… Information, we need information!!
Catherine says
What You Should Know About Politics . . . But Don’t
Mollie G. says
Given the other stuff that Michael Moore has come out with, I have faith that his “Election Guide” might clarify a few things… I can hope, anyway. And speaking of which, here’s hoping to be better informed by voting time — thanks!
Greg Pavlicka says
The American Journey of Barack Obama because he will probably be our next President – hopefully!
Jay French says
I’d try the Huckabee first. I’ve heard him recently filling in for Paul Harvey on the radio, and I expect we’ll hear a lot more from him over the next four years.
Robert Ranieri says
The first that I’d read is “What You Should Know About Politics . . . But Don’t”….i love the whole political process and this is one that would give me the most insight about the process and things i wouldn’t normally hear.
Lara Aleff says
I would read the Preacher and the Presidents first. Religion is very important to me and I am interested in how politicians mesh their faith with their duties as a public officer.
Samantha Pruitt says
awesome giveaway!
Charlene Kuser says
Let’s see I would read The American Journey of Barack Obama by The Editors of Life Magazine and then Goodnight Bush by Erich Origen and Gan Golen.Well this is being transparent.Thanks
for the giveaway
jen gersch says
Goodnight Bush
sharon says
goodnight bush, can’t wait til we can truly say that.
Veronica Garrett says
I would read What You Should Know About Politics… But don’t first.
Chas Childress says
I would read Mike’s Election Guide By Michael Moore because he’s on the pulse of corruption.
Heather C says
I’d go with What You Should Know About Politics . . . But Don’t. Why not see what’s up before the big day?
Jayme Isaacs says
I Would Read Goodnight Bush
Denis Howard says
MIKE’S ELECTION GUIDE
Elizabeth Baer says
The Revolution By Ron Paul
Gina says
Definitely “Goodnight Bush”
Michele Ard says
From Hope to Higher Ground.
Timothy Sternberg says
Would love to read “Goodnight Bush”.
sarah says
Michael Moore’s book
Tammy says
From Hope to Higher Ground – Mike Huckabee’s; that guy is great!
John Deal says
Hard Call sounds inspirational to me.
Dino says
the barack obama book
Liz says
I would have to say it would probably have to be either goodnight bush or the revolution. Please enter me.
Peggy Doty says
I would start out reading Mikes election guide.
Karen says
I’d really like to read What You Should Know About Politics . . . But Don’t
Paul says
The American journey of Barack Obama!
jim scott says
Goodnight Bush
Jennifer Schroeder says
All of these books sound fantastic! It’s tough to choose which one I would read first. I guess I would have to start with the basics by reading “What You Should Know About Politics . . . But Don’t”. I always want to be as educated and informed as possible before making decisions.
kathleen Yohanna says
I would read the last one first.What You Should Know About Politics . . . But Don’t by Jessamyn Conrad. This is the most confusing election yet and maybe one of the most important.
Ann Marinello says
I would like to read Hard Call by John MaClain. I only read nonfiction and biographies. THis book sounds facinating.
Gianna says
Hard Call by John McCain
Auriette says
What a fascinating selection of books. I would enjoy reading all of them. As a former journalist, I’m always open to hearing all sides of the issues. If I win, though, the first one I’ll read is The American Journey of Barack Obama.
Gail Pisani says
I would read Hard call!!
Amy W says
I would definitely start with Hard Call and I would probably “regift” the Michael Moore book. Thanks for the giveaway!
chrisandamyward(at)comcast(dot)net
David L says
I would read the Ron Paul title: The Revolution.
Diana Moody says
Mike’s Election Guide…….because as far out as he sounds….he’s usually ‘right on the money’.
Jill Lund says
Mike’s Election Guide By Michael Moore
Michael Moore has been out spoken for a very long time. What is happening to America?
flyd60[at]GO[dot]com
Erica Greca says
I would read Hard Call by John McCain first!
Lonnie says
The Preacher and the Presidents by Nancy Gibbs
Brian says
goodnight bush for sure
Donna Kozar says
I would read The Revolution By Ron Paul
Kelly L says
I would read Mike’s Election Guide first. Thanks.
Brenda Howard says
Dream in Color first read, and good night Bush would be next, thanks for a great reading adventure, good luck to everyone
Elizabeth Ray says
The American Journey of Barack Obama
Renee G says
I would read Dream in Color first.