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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. After reading this book, I discovered some negatives and postives in this book as in swearing, disrespect, love and music. You might be wondering what I mean. But this book is filled with lots of situations. There are three boys who are a gang and lead a life with lots of problems, violence, rapping and music! They don't like to be in school but wanting to be a part of a profession in rapping and music creating. They don't care about anything but their friends and music. More is being included in this book if you wish to read this book. I have found this book really interesting though it may had some cons in it. I would allow teens from ages 13-20 to read this book since it has some bad language that is not as applicable to young age group. Thanks for reading my review. :) The struggle of a boy who nobody seem to understand him but his friends it seems. He go threw a whole lot of fighting between his father. Sometimes argue with his sister. But only over music. But he gets in a lot of fights that can take his life. Yes i recommend the book, it's a good read and you learn the whole game in this book. this book reminds you to never stop your hustler. T.C. no reviews | add a review
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When teenage Ray and his two friends, Prem and Tyronne, form a successful rap band in the London's East End where they live, they soon find themselves embroiled in increasingly violent gang warfare. No library descriptions found. |
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Based rather on wish-fulfilment but with some hard-hitting plot points and strong morals, this YA novel follows the fortunes of three lads who want to form a hip-hop group. Excluded from school, they end up at a teaching centre and following their dream, although things quickly sour when gang warfare intervenes. The plot was not that believeable, but pacy, attractive and a good read. ( )