Before I Black Pt. 3-Caged Bird A Singin'
Fiction & Literature, African American, Thrillers, Mystery & Suspense
| Author: | Stone Prisms Media | ISBN: | 9781310031755 |
| Publisher: | Stone Prisms Media | Publication: | February 12, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Stone Prisms Media |
| ISBN: | 9781310031755 |
| Publisher: | Stone Prisms Media |
| Publication: | February 12, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Kaleb Blackman and the Knox Twins are big time, the best that Langston Reigns Middle School has to offer. Like most boys, they love the spotlight, totally ambitious, yet unaware of the many vices that often come with it. In what has become a way of life all too familiar where the three boys have grown up, their story will determine if their loss was in vein. If they are indeed destined to overcome the stereotypes, the peer pressures, and the trials determined to rip them apart, it’ll be because they stuck to their principles and by each other’s side. This is the journey of a friend, a son, and ultimately of a survivor. This is to remembering a life before everything became only a synthesis of color, before everything had a price, and when each child was truly a blank slate of potential. This is remembering a life, Before I Black.
Kaleb Blackman and the Knox Twins are big time, the best that Langston Reigns Middle School has to offer. Like most boys, they love the spotlight, totally ambitious, yet unaware of the many vices that often come with it. In what has become a way of life all too familiar where the three boys have grown up, their story will determine if their loss was in vein. If they are indeed destined to overcome the stereotypes, the peer pressures, and the trials determined to rip them apart, it’ll be because they stuck to their principles and by each other’s side. This is the journey of a friend, a son, and ultimately of a survivor. This is to remembering a life before everything became only a synthesis of color, before everything had a price, and when each child was truly a blank slate of potential. This is remembering a life, Before I Black.
