December Reviews !010

Time & Place: In the Animation of B and K, Edition 1 by Khalil Coleman My rating: 5 of 5 stars The source is fetching a major step to make the interior city streets and our youth not to make senseless decisions in this book. We say about B and K walking the neighborhoods and see significant difference betwixt the `cap` and `decent` locations.

We are capable to understand the nonfiction book as a "reality-check" to what is happening in certain neighborhoods that are generally overlooked and accepting impoverished lifestyles because of poverty.The writer also covers the police brutality, harassment, and abusive behaviors demonstrated through racial profiling and homicidal police shootings while being in the underprivileged neighborhoods known as the `hood`.While reading this booklet, I see this as a documentary in writing, where one is able to see the realities of inner city street violence, homelessness, and numerous liquor stores to prevent people seeking after pipe-dreams or hopeless lives. Is this only happening in urban communities or those less deprived? Do we let our environment to order our next and actions? These are around of the questions that came to listen while reading this documentary on inner city lifestyles and choices. We can eventually take a word about street life that is not glorifying the streets, or use of profanity and explicit sexual content to get the message across. I would have loved to understand this as literary fiction or as a novel. Khalil Coleman shared two young male`s life stories and experiences without actual or fictional names, only identifiable by B and K, which reminds me of a mathematical equation. The differences in neighborhoods, life styles, and outcomes is the equation to how one`s future will act out if one allows these factors to bring a part on the overall equation. A little script that is power-packed in only 41 pages as if you were there. I didn`t need to order this book since it speaks on so many issues that want to be addressed; this is in a family of its own.Khalil Coleman (author) gave a bible to us for a review.Dream 4 More Reviewer,Adrienna TurnerWooed Me Dream.View all my reviews