98 Things Black Boys Should Do and Know
Author: Jason "N. S." Huey Category: Advice for Children and Teens, For Boys, High School and (Young) Adult, Middle School Publisher: Independently Published Language: English Reading Age: High School and (Young) Adult, Middle School More Details98 Things Black Boys Should Do and Know is the third installment in the series Things Black Boys Should Do and Know. We are still on the journey to reach as many Black boys as we possibly can with new topics and ideas. This book is like its predecessors with fun, inspirational, factual, motivational, and insightful topics that will lead to so many conversations and discussions. This series is like no other. The realness and relatability to connect with Black boys is very genuine and authentic. The ultimate goal is to assist Black boys with life’s journey by helping them make better choices, providing academic and life resources, showing them they have options, and passing down all the wisdom and knowledge we have. This book is for Black boys of all ages.
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Written by Jason “N.S.” Huey
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