Title: Searching and finding
Product review: Terry Mcmillan wrote an excellent book chronicling the love and life of two extraordinary people. In searching and finding love, it's easy to accept and reject those that do and do not fit our "ideal". However the union of two people as different as Zora and Franklin shows that the union of hearts and minds knows no reason, they just follow their hearts. Yes, Zora is the quintessential woman but Franklin is a diamond in the rough. Yeah, the brother is intelligent yet uneducated, he is artisitic yet lethargic and yes, he's got his share of flaws. However, he is so human, a product of his environment and surroundings, his negative attributes stems from a less than idylic family but he has heart, a great heart that wants to love and be loved. That is what connects Zora and Franklin.
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