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books by Tracy Brown

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41 reviews
Tracy Brown

St. Martin's Griffin, 2008

If you like long, fast paced novels....
I love Tracy Brown and all of her books. I especially liked the length of this book. It is pretty thick (497 pages), so if you are a fast reader and love hood novels then this is the one for you!!! It will have you on the edge of your seat and you will feel like your are truly in and involved in the characters lives. I was so sad when I finished this book, lol. I wanted it to keep going. Def a ...

Criminal Minded: A Novel

55 reviews
Tracy Brown

St. Martin's Griffin, 2005

one of the best right here
You really don't have to say much because Tracy always brings it. I loved Lamin!!! People go get this one. it does not dissapoint. I would give it 100 stars if i could

Dime Piece

46 reviews
Tracy Brown

Triple Crown Publications, 2004

GOOD!!!!!!!!
THIS BOOK WAS GOOD. I COULD HAVE JUST READ TWISTED CAUSE IT TELLS U EVERYTHING THAT HAPPENED IN DIME PIECE. I MEAN EVERYTHING BUT I FEEL I ALWAYS HAVE TO READ THE FIRST PART FIRST. IT WAS A GOOD READ BUT IF ITS NOT THAT IMPORTANT JUST GET TWISTED.

White Lines

114 reviews
Tracy Brown

St. Martin's Griffin, 2007

One of the realest books I ever read.....
I give major props to Ms. Brown for the excellent work she put in for this novel. The thing that grabbed me most was that this was one of the few novels that was based on the DRUGS that infected our community, but also detailed how it affected everyone involved in the DRUG life. It didnt just detail the rise and fall of a drug dealer, or the trials & tribulations of a crackhead. It viewed what it ...

Missy Elliott (Hip-Hop Stars)

1 review
Tracy Brown Collins

Chelsea House Publications, 2007

Well Intentioned, Sloppy Research
A biography of Missy Elliott is a great idea, she most definitely deserves an accurate telling of her story. This author appears to have had good intentions but there are at least two appalling errors in the first few pages. First, Aretha Franlin was never a "Motown star." She spent part of her childhood in Detroit but never recorded for Motown. Second, and more serious for an author of a hip hop ...

Living Through the Great Depression (Exploring Cultural History)
Tracy Brown Collins

Greenhaven Press, 2004

Beginning with the stock market crash of 1929 and continuing throughout the 1930s, the Great Depression was a time of economic crisis and social and political change in America. This book explores everyday life for those who lived through this difficult period.

Black

131 reviews
Tracy Brown

Triple Crown Publications, 2003

Loved it!!
I enjoyed this book very much. I really felt like I was in the book. Its emotional yet suspenseful. I have already offered it up to others to read!!

At Issue Series - Fast Food (hardcover edition) (At Issue Series)

Greenhaven Press, 2004

Nearly two out of every three Americans are overweight or obese, and one out of eight deaths in America is caused by obesity-related illnesses. Many Americans blame the fast food industry in part for the nation's obesity problem. Others believe it is up to individuals to make the right choices for a healthy lifestyle. This anthology explores the various aspects of the fast food debate. (20020801)

The Moses Within: (The Urban Challenge) For Youth

1 review
Tracy Brown

AuthorHouse, 2005

Excellent Book!
I would like the thank Mr. Brown for writing an excellent book on the state of black youth in urban communities. His story from poverty to riches can be inspiration for people of all ages. He talks about how he can you can achieve goals and how he was able to achieve his own. He has plan that you can implement that can allow you to achieve those goals. The plan is called "Tracy's Kids" and shows ...

White Lines
Tracy Brown

St. Martin's Griffin, 2007

From Publishers Weekly Brown's epic (after Criminal Minded) explores New York's ghettoes of the 1980s and '90s, following two characters caught up in the crack epidemic. Brooklynite Jada turns to the drug to numb the pain caused by an abusive stepfather and helpless mother. Her transformation from feisty teenager into crackhead is rapid and explicit, and Brown spares no wretched detail of Jada's descent. Meanwhile, on Staten Island, Born is ...

The "R" Word: Succeeding in Spite of Racism

2 reviews
Tracy Brown

Brown Bridges, 1996

The writer's material is thought provoking.
The writer has gone into a tough area of personal bias in a way that helps the listener to identify and better express just how they feel and relate when it comes to the matter of prejudices. An expert at her craft, the writer's tape selection dovetails very well with her writings in this arena. Here is an example of a national speaker who has expanded her abilities to not only provide her ...

Pocket PC (Visual QuickStart Guide)

2 reviews
C. P. Collins, Tracy Brown

Peachpit Press, 2004

Pocket PC: Visual Quickstart Guide
Trying to use the Dell manual left me frustrated but this book has been invaluable. Even things that were mentioned briefly or not at all in the manual, are outlined step by step in this book.

A Moses For Urban America
Tracy J. Brown

AuthorHouse, 2006

Identification and Collection of Historical Data Sets for Buzzards Bay: Summary of Existing Literature
Tracy Stenner, and Judith Gale Betsy Brown

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1987

October 30, 1987. BBP-88-07. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Massachusetts Executive Office of Environmental Affairs. 142 pages.

Mmm... A Taste of Belizean Cooking
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Cubola Productions, 2007

Tempt your family and friends with Yogurt Ginger Chicken, a Wango Mango Float or a seafood lasagna and bring the best of Belize to your table. Mmmmmm! A Taste of Belizean Cooking takes our national cuisine far beyond the traditional rice and beans. Chefs from restaurants and hotels across Belize have generously shared their recipes using fresh local ingredients in creative new ways, giving us a unique blend of Belize's cultures and flavors that ...