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Alex Kotlowitz - There Are No Children Here: The Story of Two Boys Growing Up in the Other America
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pros: A true and believable story
cons: horribly written!
Find it at your local library if you insist on reading...
I eagerly sat down to dig into this book and within an hour my head was spinning. I'm not sure what... See Full Review
pros: This was an eye-opener ten years ago.
cons: But, it is dated now.
There are no children here - Life in the projects way back when.
There are no children here was published 10 years ago. Readers need to keep this in mind... See Full Review
pros: For those who enjoy learning about social issues.
cons: What are children doing in a terrible place like this??
No Children Should Be Allowed To Live Here!!!
"There Are No Children Here" is a sad book by Alex Kotlowitz. It is the story of Lafeyette and Phar... See Full Review
pros: A very readable book that opens your eyes to the plight of many of our country's citizens
cons: You will get frustrated at not being able to do much to help!
An Eye-Opening Look at Urban Poverty
"There Are No Children Here" by Alex Kotlowitz tells the story of two young boys, Lafeyett... See Full Review
pros: real, emotionally engaging, professionally researched
cons: too long and challenging for some students (but they can still read part of it!!)
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As an English and Civics teacher in a Buffalo Public High School, I have had great success with assi... See Full Review
pros: the absolute truth on Inner City Poverty
cons: the truth is hard to fathom
but these ARE children!
Being clueless of this books content left me unprepared for the emotional roller-coaster I wo... See Full Review
pros: A well-researched book
cons: Too easily lends itself to stereotypes of poor African-Americans
An Outsider's View - These are still children
Kotlowitz writes an engaging account of two young men coming of age in the late '80s while living in... See Full Review
Product Details
| Key Information | |
| Authors | Alex Kotlowitz |
| Fiction Genre | Biography & Autobiography |
| Professional Reviews | |
| Professional Reviews | <b><i>Chicago Tribune</i>:</b> "Alex Kotlowitz joins the ranks of the important few writers on the subject of urban poverty." |
| Book Editions | |
| Book Editions | <Edition><item name="format">Hardcover - Prebinding</item><item name="date">October 01, 1999</item><item name="publisher">Bt Bound</item><item name="measurements">8"(h) x 5.5"(w) x 0.75"(d), 0.8 lbs.</item><item name="isbn">9780613024549</item></Edition> |







