Title: Where's the Reagan?
Product review: I have been laboring through this book and I don't know if I can finish it. I didn't want an autobiography of Edmund Morris, but that's what I got. And in it, I learned about this hoity toity fuddy-duddy old fart who hates the fact that he never got to know Ronald Reagan. Perhaps Reagan sensed that this weirdo couldn't be trusted. I understand that the review must stick to the contents of the book, and since Edmund Morris decided to write his own memoir and trick people into reading it by disguising it as a Reagan memoir, I feel perfectly justified in criticizing this writer. I'm dismayed that this man spent so much time with Reagan and failed to see what made him great. Morris couldn't even refrain from condescension and jealosy in relaying the most innocuous information. If you were looking for a Reagan Memoir, keep looking.
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