With mostly the narrative of Zora's life along with the follies and unscrupulous people she's a victim of, is how the story will unfold. You will ask yourself, are the inflictions and suffering engulfing Zora's life, and her living without a soul mate so bad that she should want to die. By the finale of the book, you will either, root for Zora to overcome the hurt and disappointment, or cheer her on as she loses it and go haywire on the monsters traumatizing her life before calling it quits.

Famous Traits covers celebrities, media magnet, athletes, politicians and more with facial flaws and blemishes. Their face may be off-centered, or eye-color mismatched, or one eye higher than the other, etc., nonetheless they pursued and achieved their dreams.

This book attempts to bring joy and relief from the chaos and confusion of everyday life. I think people will get a kick out of this book because it's hilarious in a corny type of way. As the author I even had to laugh at the funny stories so it has to be funny. All kidding aside, this book is entertaining and educational, as well since it could be instrumental in bridging the gap between readers of different languages, cultures, customs and backgrounds with funny sayings spoken in our daily lives. You may ask what's so funny about this book. What's not to like about this book? Go ahead and take a gander, you will see how this barrel of laughs can make a difference in this serious world. Again, I know you'll get a good laugh because I found it quite amusing myself. So read the book and laugh your heart out

Upbeat homecoming comedy as a glitzy talk show host returns to the land of his roots. Having pulled himself up by his bootstraps, self-help guru RJ Stevens (Martin Lawrence) has come a long way from his Deep South childhood. Now, with all the trappings of a successful TV career and a gorgeous celebrity fiancee on his arm, RJ feels he's finally arrived in the 'city of the angels'. So when he receives an invitation to his parents' 50th wedding anniversary, RJ sees it as the ideal opportunity to show the folks back home how well he's done, and receive the praise he feels he's due. But when he arrives in his old stomping ground to find his family distinctly underwhelmed by his Californian approach, RJ realises that maybe it's time to re-evaluate his life.