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Hallelujah! The Welcome Table: A Lifetime of Memories with Recipes from Random House Price: $17.97 |
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The Complete Collected Poems of Maya Angelou from Random House Price: $16.47 Customer Review: ![]() Maya Angelou has been one of my greatest inspirations since the seventh grade. I am now a rising senior in high school and I aspire to be a poet and writer. She is, by far, one of the most influential, strongest, and inspiring Black woman in the works of literature. Many of her poems I take... |
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I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings from Bantam Price: $5.39 Customer Review: ![]() Although I'm caucasion, I was able to relate to many of the experiences that Maya describes in her book; it's more than the Negro experience in the racist South during the depression of the 30's and early 40's, it's about the tenacity one must adhere to in order to overcome the myriad of obstacles... |
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Wouldn't Take Nothing for My Journey Now from Bantam Price: $6.29 Customer Review: ![]() WOULDN'T TAKE NOTHING FOR MY JOURNEY NOW is conversational in tone and format. It is the first book I ever read in one day because, well, I couldn't put it down. I like Maya Angelou's perspective and refusal to compromise. I enjoyed learning about her multi-leveled life (this was the first book by... |
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The Collected Autobiographies of Maya Angelou (Modern Library) from Modern Library Price: $18.87 |
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Life Doesn't Frighten Me from Stewart, Tabori and Chang Price: $12.21 Customer Review: ![]() I thought this book was excellent. It's a great poem for inspiration, as it is a reminder that we all have courage. Maya repeats the line, "Life doesn't frighten me at all", getting her message across. This is a wonderful story for children, as well as adults. |
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Phenomenal Woman : Four Poems Celebrating Women from Random House Price: $7.50 Customer Review: ![]() If every woman believed this and lived this Phenomenal Woman, what a powerful force we would be. |
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Maya Angelou Poetry Collection from Random House Audio Price: $13.57 Customer Review: ![]() AUDIOBOOK REVIEW Poetry The Maya Angelou Poetry Collection. 4 cassettes; 115 minutes; 106 poems. Random House Audio Publishing, Inc. 1999. $19.95. Gr 9 Up-Maya Angelou's poems speak strongly in print, but hearing the author perform her own work is a pleasure not to be missed. The poet literally... |
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The Heart of a Woman from Bantam Price: $9.75 Customer Review: ![]() The Heart of a Woman is a continuation of Angelou's autobiography, chronicling her adult life as a mother, wife and freedom fighter. The story begins with her decision to move to New York in the late 1950's when Martin Luther King and Malcom X were the most central political figures of that time.... |
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Phenomenal Woman from Random House Price: $13.57 Customer Review: ![]() Phenomenal Woman is an AMAZING poem that has touched so many females, showing that it is not whats on the outside that counts. showing that you dont have to be pretty or skinny to be phenomenal. this poem is one of my favorites because it made me stop worrying about what people think of me. i love... |
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Elder Grace : The Nobility of Aging from Bulfinch Price: $26.40 Customer Review: ![]() Chester Higgins captures the beauty, strength and courage of the African-American elders he photographs. I am awestruck by the depth he achieves in these portraits. This collection of photos along with tips from the subjects on how to get along in life is truly an inspiring book for anyone... |
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All God's Children Need Traveling Shoes from Vintage Price: $8.25 Customer Review: ![]() Maya Angelou's autobiography reveals a loving and spiritual soul that many of today's readers aren't getting enough of. Her devoted and rich style of writing is very moving and will leave you in awe. In his "journal", Maya Angelou confesses her opinion about different cultures around the world.... |
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Still I Rise from Random House Customer Review: ![]() I think it was the best book i have read in 13 and a 1/2 years. Miss Angelou is my favorite poet, I love all of her books. She is my role model. Out of 13 years she is the best black poet that the world has ever had ( i think). She has been through many hard times like me, and others in this world.... |
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A Song Flung Up to Heaven from Random House Price: $16.29 Customer Review: ![]() "A Song Flung Up to Heaven" is the continuation of Maya Angelou's series of autobiographical narratives. This volume opens in the mid 1960s as Angelou returns to the United States from Africa with the intention of working with Malcolm X. The narrative follows Maya's life in Hawaii, California, and... |
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A Well-Tempered Mind: Using Music to Help Children Listen and Learn from Dana Press Price: $15.61 |
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Singin' and Swingin' and Gettin' Merry Like Christmas from Bantam Price: $6.50 Customer Review: ![]() It's been 15+ years since I've read anything by Maya Angelou and that was "I know why the caged bird sings." "Singin' and "Swingin'" let's you meet the young adult(21+)Maya. What a fascinating read! Maya has helped me understand better her, my mother's and aunt's generation. Thank you. |
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Li'l Dan, the Drummer Boy : A Civil War Story from Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing Price: $12.89 Customer Review: ![]() My 7 year old daughter wants to be both a drummer, like her father and an artist like her aunt. Her two favorite books this year are Lil Dan and DRUM, CHAVI, DRUM! This book is about a slave who learns to make and play drum sounds and when he is freed, through his drumming, he saves others. DRUM,... |
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Gather Together in My Name from Bantam Price: $5.85 Customer Review: ![]() Too often when I have read someone's memoirs or an autobiography I have had the suspicion that the author is painting a very self-serving portrait of the events in their lives. Reading Maya's memoirs is the exception. She didn't have to tell the world that she worked for awhile as a 'pimp', as a... |
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My Painted House, My Friendly Chicken, and Me from Crown Books for Young Readers Price: $7.19 Customer Review: ![]() I am a senior in college, and an elementary education major with a minor in anthropology- when I found this book, I was estatic. Its beautiful photography is greatly complimented with Maya Angelou's flowing words. Humor, color, and the similarities with the Ndebele girl (Thandi, which means hope)... |
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Even the Stars Look Lonesome from Bantam Price: $8.25 Customer Review: ![]() it talks about essays of aspects in life and what kind of journey that people are planning to have in their experiences and I think its a very interesting book Best Book |
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Kofi and His Magic from Crown Books for Young Readers Price: $7.99 Customer Review: ![]() This book provides readers of all ages with a wonderful look into the life of Kofi, a "magician" from Bonwire. The children I have shared it with love it, and Kofi's magic serves as a reminder for all of us of the power of imagination. The photographs are rich, and the text is soothing. Look no... |
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Maya's World: Mikale of Hawaii (Maya's World) from Random House Books for Young Readers Price: $3.99 |
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Maya's World: Izak of Lapland (Maya's World) from Random House Books for Young Readers Price: $3.99 |
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Maya's World: Angelina of Italy (Maya's World) from Random House Books for Young Readers Price: $3.99 |
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Maya Angelou: Poems from Bantam Price: $6.29 Customer Review: ![]() Some poets, many poets, are hard to understand, and are downright boring. I have several poets that I love, and Maya is one of them. Black, white, whatever. They should have made us read her in High School. If we had, I would have gotten into poetry much sooner. This book should get 10 stars. |
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