Title: More Than a Vision: A Plan for America’s Future
Author: Frank Fini
Publisher: URLink Print & Media, LLC
ISBN: 978-1684866021
Pages: 60
Genre: Painting / Christian Family & Relationships / Political Philosophy
Reviewed by: Jack Chambers

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There is one constant which has always existed in this world. Every single parent who truly loves and cares for their children, or their grandchildren, wants to build a future which will provide the most security and care for their children. Not only does this apply to their immediate household, but to the world at large, as political and social unrest threatens to bring more upheaval into our lives. The need to find solutions to create a stable and safe environment for our children has never felt more prevalent than it does today.

The hardest part of this is finding a solution that brings the best possible outcome for everyone involved. This is the solution that author Frank Fini brings to the pages in his book, More Than a Vision: A Plan for America’s Future. The book is a guide on how to bring stability and security to future generations. An effort to bridge the gap between our differences and the divide that exists amongst us today, the author outlines the social and business plans which will help future generations and help build up the future of the United States.

The author developed a fast-paced and engaging book. The balance the author struck in well-researched data and personal opinion was refreshing to see, as the book spoke to those looking for ways to make positive changes in the world. He brought answers to these questions from both a political perspective and a business perspective at the same time, showcasing the ways in which financial investments from the American people in our children’s futures could be the game changer that puts the nation on a much more positive journey.

This is the perfect read for those who enjoy non-fiction books and guides, especially those that delve into politics, religion, and political philosophy. While certain aspects of the book really speak to particular readers, the overlying theme of investments in our children’s future is one which everyone can agree on. The finer points of the author’s plan lay a foundation for which great discussions and debates could iron out a future our children could be proud of, and the insightful nature of the author’s work as he looks at the root causes of so many of society’s ailments made this an enlightening read.