Oct 14, 2004 (Morning Edition) — Sammy's Hill, the debut novel of Kristin Gore -- daughter of former Vice President Al Gore -- has hit bookstore shelves. It's been described as part chick lit and part political commentary. Hear Kristin Gore and NPR's Susan Stamberg.
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Kristin Gore's Novel 'Sammy's Hill' Debuts
Oct 14, 2004 (Morning Edition) — Sammy's Hill, the debut novel of Kristin Gore -- daughter of former Vice President Al Gore -- has hit bookstore shelves. It's been described as part chick lit and part political commentary. Hear Kristin Gore and NPR's Susan Stamberg.Missing some content? Check the source: NPR
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