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I am a total fan of twilight. This is so funny! Check this vid out! I hope you enjoy, or go to youtube.com Search twi-Lite (Twilight/Crystal Light Parody) today. ENJOY!
I am searching for more books, and if there are some books you think are interesting come post a comment and I will be sure to check the book out. I have read a great deep deep grown book but it is very great. It is called Native Son. And as you should know I am a fifth grader going on sixth. And I am really looking forward to reading some fantastic, adventure, in someones mind type of books. Thank You! ~ jadamink ~
Native son is a great book. It is about a Negro who is caught on several cases of murders. With his lawyer Max to get him out of a big tragic mess. Acused for rape and several things. Of course this was the time of some segregation. Made on 1940 by the magnificent writer Richard Wright. I give it 100,000,000 thumbs up. Try to check it out at a local library or ask for it from family members that are alive from the time. It is a great book!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
One of America’s greatest black writers, Richard Wright was among the first African American Writers to achieve literary fame and fortune, but his reputation has less to do with the color of his skin than with the superb quality of his work.To most important works were: Native Son, a novel, and his autobiography, Black Boy. Richard Wright was born on a plantation near Natchez, Mississippi, on September 4, 1908. His father, Nathaniel, was an illiterate sharecropper and his mother, Ella Wilson, was a well-educated school teacher. The family’s extreme poverty forced them to move to Memphis when Richard was six years old. Soon after, his father left the family for another woman and his mother was forced to work as a cook in order to support the family. Richard briefly stayed in an orphanage during this period as well. His mother became ill while living in Memphis, so the family moved to Jackson, Mississippi, and lived with Ella’s mother. He also prepared another collection of short stories, Eight Men, which was published after his death on November 28, 1960.