Title: Bizarre!
Product review: Bizarre is the best word I can think of to describe my opinion of this book. And the only reason I give it two stars instead of one is that I believe Morris did try here. Most opinions that he failed, however, to understand Reagan are visibly correct. I say bizarre not only because of the fictional twist but because of the strange flow of this biography. The best example I have is found in chapter two when he switches from fiction to Reagan's visit to his birthplace (with Morris) and then goes into facts such as time, date, situation etc. and points out for "the second of his wives (Nancy)" the zodiac stats. I tried to get into this book but feel that the effort to sort it out won't produce any further understanding of one of our most significant presidents.
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