Title: Much left to desire in Dutch
Product review: Having enjoyed immensely the Pulitzer price winning "The Rise of Theordore Roosevelt", I was anxious to read another biography by the same author. Big mistake. Dutch uses a completely different style of writing that I do not appreciate at all. The author invents a character whose biography follows loosely the geographic history of the real subject Ronald Reagan. He uses this trick to add more color where he admits he otherwise had little material. I found it quite distracting and did not make it far before I put the book aside. Others have found the book a good read, but my copy is now a doorstop.
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