Book Reveiw 4-2
The Mammy
By Brendan O’Carroll
ISBN: 0-452-28103-2
Publisher: Plume
Available: Bookstores everywhere
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The Mammy
By Brendan O’Carroll
ISBN: 0-452-28103-2
Publisher: Plume
Available: Bookstores everywhere
Studio: Paramount Pictures
Plot: Inspired by true-life story of controversial high-school basketball coach Ken Carter, who received both high praise and staunch criticism when he made national news in 1999 for benching his entire undefeated basketball team for poor academic performance.
Cast: Samuel L Jackson, Robert Ri’chard, Rick Gonzalez, Ashanti, Adrienne Bailon
Rating: PG-13
Bottom Line: ***
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Illustrated with African artwork, The Heart Believes The Truth, is a guided journal that points the way back to the past while it celebrates the present!
Edwidge Danticat is an author who is equally respected by her peers, book reviewers and readers. Born in Haiti, this young writer touched the hearts of many readers with her Breath, Eyes, Memory. So well written is Krik?Krat! that the book was a National Book Award Finalist. Most of the story takes place in Haiti. It is a time of civil and political upheaval in the country.
Edwidge Danticat is an author who is equally respected by her peers, book reviewers and readers. Born in Haiti, this young writer touched the hearts of many readers with her Breath, Eyes, Memory. So well written is Krik?Krat! that the book was a National Book Award Finalist. Most of the story takes place in Haiti. It is a time of civil and political upheaval in the country.
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