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		<title>book review:  Gangsta Rap</title>
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book review: Gangsta Rap
author: Bejamin Zephaniah
publisher: Bloosmbury, 2004
main character: Ray, aka “X Ray X”
Our story begins with a shouting match between Ray and his dad. This scene displays the anger, tension and miscommunication that propels Ray and his friends Prem and Tyrone to act irrationally and rudely. RaLater tht morning, Ray explodes on his teacher [...]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=campbele.wordpress.com&blog=250740&post=1671&subd=campbele&ref=&feed=1" />]]></description>
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author: Jaïra Placide
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		<description><![CDATA[Children’s Champion Effie Lee Morris Dies 
Effie Lee Morris, 88, children’s librarian extraordinaire and advocate for children’s literature and library service to youngsters with impaired vision, died of cancer November 10 at her home in San Francisco.
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