All That & Then Some (Four Writers in Their Twenties Offer Stories About Life and Love)

By Latwaan Green, Tracee Lydia Garner, Kendy Ward, et al.

Book Overview

All That And Then Some by Kenya Ward\Latwaan Green\Tracee L. Garner\Lashell Shawnte Stratton released on Aug 25, 2001 is available now for purchase. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0739421859
• ISBN13: 9780739421857
• Release Date: January 2001
• Publisher: BET Books
• Length: 446 Pages
• Weight: 1.01 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Exceeded My Expectations!

First of all I must admit that I am related to one of the authors of this book, but I write without bias. I am not an avid reader. In fact, I don't read at all. I find it trying to do even assigned reading for classes at school. So it was with much badgering that my sister got me to read "her" book. These First Time Writer's exceeded my expectations and managed to keep me flipping the pages. I especially enjoyed The Perfect Story not because it is set in my home town and I recognised alot of the places mentioned, but because it was a story that I could relate to. It was witty and at times very funny. I was very surprised that it was soooo good. Then there was LaTwaan Green's Ties That Bind. That story was a page turner. It had me sucking my teeth and wanting to rip the pages out of the book, but it was all good. Tracee Lydia Garner's Family Affairs and LaShell Stratton's The Trouble of Meddlin' were both also good reads. I think that this book was appropriately titled All That... And Then Some because it was exactly that.

The Best Writing

Family Affair was the best story for a first time writer.I felt as if I was at the Thanksgiving Dinner.The realness of the people made me feel as if I knew them.Keep writing

Wow!!!!

Great Writing.Family Affair is the best story I have read in a long time.Give me more by this author,Tracee.this story had everything in it.WOW!!!

All that & Then Some

This was a real good book to rea, but the last story left a great deal out, Adrian Quant was a caring man, but when he came across his sister he did nothing to help her or to make her that he was sorry or anything on the human side, because early in the book he did not were she was at. Other then this was great for new author.