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Black: Triple Crown Publications Presents
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Tracy Brown (Goodreads Author)
Who said the streets don't love nobody? Black is the novel that shatters the myth.
Kaia didn't choose the streets. The streets chose her. Tossed from a broken home, Kaia is forced to learn the hard way just how grimy street life can be.
Shedding her innocence, Kaia, overnight it seems, goes from being an often overlooked, stepped upon and crushed little girl, to a woman.
S...more
Kaia didn't choose the streets. The streets chose her. Tossed from a broken home, Kaia is forced to learn the hard way just how grimy street life can be.
Shedding her innocence, Kaia, overnight it seems, goes from being an often overlooked, stepped upon and crushed little girl, to a woman.
S...more
Paperback, 246 pages
Published
January 1st 2003
by Vickie Stringer
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The book Black by Tracy Brown was a great. I would tell all my friends to read it because it taught me a lot. This book taught me that you have to keep your friends close; because you don’t know when they will turn on you. I also learn that I should be grateful for me and my mother relationship because in this book the character and her mother relationship aren’t happy at all.
Kaia was a smart young lady she only cared about school. Kaia was an A+ student in high school she wasn’t someone that...more
Kaia was a smart young lady she only cared about school. Kaia was an A+ student in high school she wasn’t someone that...more
Read for a YA Lit class. Good story about an African-American girl who is abandoned by her mother when she becomes pregnant. She makes her way in the world with the help of her friends and her boyfriend and then deals with the fact that he is sent to prison. The writing was just okay and some of the characters were just a little too perfect. Also wrapped up in a nice bow at the end.
For my YA Lit class. This book was horribly edited - It was in a sans serif font that was hard to read and had typos and grammatical errors like crazy. That said, it was a sweet urban fairy tale, in which the characters overcome their drug-dealing, teen-baby-having ways and are rewarded in the end with true love and financial gain.
I loved this book for several reasons, one was because it had more characters in it that I liked and that's rare, it was only one that I didn't like and she got hers in the end which is always a plus for me, a great ending, but as always it can't have a great ending without a price which is the case in this book, I loved it.
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ITS a good suspensful book one that i cant forget <3
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