Julia Stevens, the daughter of Babe Ruth, recently appeared at a Las Vegas book store to promote her new book, Babe Ruth: Remembering The Bambino in Stories, Photos, and Memorabilia.
It was only seven years ago that she and her co-author, Bill Gilbert, published Major League Dad: A Daughter’s Cherished Memories. (Not to be confused with former MLB pitcher Tim Burke’s 1994 book, Major League Dad.)
One wonders what prompts a 92-year-old to produced a second book so relatively soon after the first. At the risk of coming across as cynical (who, me?) I continue to have a tough time with those whose only claim to fame is that they are the offspring of famous parents and seek to make buck off it.
I’m just sayin’.
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