Kevin Lewis, The Kid: A True Story Review
“Kevin Lewis, The Kid: A True Story is a book that is...”
Written on: 13/03/2004 by shadow2004s
Good Points
This is a trully amazing book, I cried many times and I could picture everything that happend.
Bad Points
None.
General Comments
Kevin Lewis, The Kid: A True Story is a book that is worth reading over and over again. It is totally amazing and I applauded the writer for taking the courage and determination to share with us the grievances of his past, well done Mr Kevin Lewis.
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