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Filip Jakobsen filipljakobsen3b14 — Abdul J.J. Jamal Jones had a tough life growing up. His mother and father dies from AIDS. Abdul is only eight when this happened and grows up abandoned. He suffers after the death of his parents It is a bit different than the book Push. It does deal with a lot of the gay life (homosexuality.) J.J. (Jamal) goes to a Catholic orphanage called St. Ailanthus and deals being tormented by the other kids. J.J (Jamal) in the beginning of the book likes to called, not his government name (Abdul) is accused of having sexual intercourse with one of the kids at the orphanage. The two "Brothers" Brother Samuel and John looks after teenager J.J. as he goes through him being alone without his mother. I have to say, after all the books that I read in my life, this book was confusing to me and dealt with a lot and I put it down after 200 pages. I have never quit reading a book that was hard for me to read. It just was not what I wanted to read anymore. I'm supporting equal rights for the LGBT community and it just was not bought to justice. The author is a talented story teller that's why Push was a successful book. I gave it some time to ponder this book and I'm giving it another chance to read it.

White Pixels white_pixels — I expected a lot out of this book as I think TIna Fey is one of the funniest people on TV. I was a little disappointed and didn't really laugh out loud, although I did like it. If you like Tina Fey, it is worth the read.