Fallin’ Up Book Review
In his heartfelt autobiography, Fallin' Up: My Story, Taboo recounts in entertaining fashion how a skinny, half-Chicano/half-Native-American kid raised by his grandmother in the modest Dog Town section of Los Angeles managed to overcome such humble
Here is a Book About Making Poems That Every Library Should Have
Why does a poet do what he does, and how does he do it? These questions are explored. No self-respecting library should be without 'Poetry In Person,' edited by Alexander Neubauer.
Raw Law Book Review
One thing they never teach you in school is that America has a two-tiered system of justice, or that if you are African-American, you never want to find yourself caught in its duplicitous clutches.
Cue’s Pulitzer Reviews: Ironweed
Moira Cue of is reading and reviewing every Pulitzer Prize winning work of fiction for The Hollywood Sentinel. In this issue- Ironweed.
I Beat the Odds Book Review
My second goal with this book, and the much more important one, is that I want to talk about-and to-the nearly 500,000 children in America... in foster care. Many people probably know my name from The Blind Side... What no one knows is exactly what
