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Title: Please, don't be fooled by..
Review: the very juicy discovery in the beginning. Don't you miss the old Eric Jerome Dickey books; you know the ones that went straight to mass paperback? The kind of book that fit easily into your purse and was easy to read? If I wanted to know in detail about a family history I would have picked up Roots. Yes, it was very important to the plot of the book but couldn't he just talk about it and move on? Even Kizzy got off the plantation. (I don't remember really.) There was absolutely no character growth in the book until the very end of the story. Two very "big" developments in the end that would have made an impact if the story line didn't move at a snail's pace. Yes the story takes place within a short period of time, but if there was more going on it wouldn't have felt like I was reading "Roots the Cliff Notes Edition."
