Frankly in Love could be described as a Teen book, but for me was so much more than that. The author was able to describe perfectly what it means to be a first generation american when both parents are from the same country. I am an immigrant myself and I found many things in the book to be an accurate representation of the internal struggle of individuals that live between two worlds. My husband too is a first generation (Greek), and told me that the situation described in the book by Frank was the same he had growing up...
This book was capable, through a very simple and common every-day story, to go deep into the analysis of the question: what does it mean to be American? Frankly in love shows you that the answer is different for each of us, and that is actually what makes America great.
This book was capable, through a very simple and common every-day story, to go deep into the analysis of the question: what does it mean to be American? Frankly in love shows you that the answer is different for each of us, and that is actually what makes America great.