Robert B. (SGTBob) reviewed on 8/2/2016 + 156 more book reviews

A very warm and enlightening read. In typical "Mitch Albom" fashion, he mixes fact and fiction in such a way that makes you want to read more.
The book covers the entire life of Frankie Presto (fictional) from cradle to grave. Along the way Frankie partakes in real life situations (Woodstock Festival) and meets exciting celebrities, Lyle Lovits, Ringo Star and others in his quest to find himself.
Frankie makes many mistakes in his life but he is always blessed with good friends and family that forgive him of his ill way, because he does have a kind and loving heart.
It is a lengthy read, but well worth the time it takes to go through.
Very hard to put down, once you begin reading it.

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