Redemption Comes to Brooklyn
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| Rating | : | 4.93 (717 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1430301325 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 268 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-05-22 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"What Happens Next?" according to Jennifer S. Redemption comes to Brooklyn was not what I expected when I started to read it, it surprised me. This book combined a variety of very entertaining elements. It will interest a wide variety of readers. It is the story of three young boys and the mischief they find, one event so surprising that you are shocked it happened. I won't tell you what they did, you will enjoy the shock. These What Happens Next? Redemption comes to Brooklyn was not what I expected when I started to read it, it surprised me. This book combined a variety of very entertaining elements. It will interest a wide variety of readers. It is the story of three young boys and the mischief they find, one event so surprising that you are shocked it happened. I won't tell you what they did, you will enjoy the shock. These 3 boys end up being friends for a long time, though they end up following a different set of moral guidelines. They trouble they find will some. boys end up being friends for a long time, though they end up following a different set of moral guidelines. They trouble they find will some. "Best Book Written by a Brilliant Mind" according to Cassie Mae. I could not put this book down! Redemption Comes to Brooklyn drew me right in and it is written just how I thought people (or characters) would act from Brooklyn--at least in the beginning. The story also reminded me of the movie Stand By Me at first with boys doing silly antics. The painting of the baby is a classic. You will find out how painting a baby red has to do with puberty and sexual tension the boys face. It is hilarious!Public humiliation given in the book had me thinking if I should try that with my Best Book Written by a Brilliant Mind I could not put this book down! Redemption Comes to Brooklyn drew me right in and it is written just how I thought people (or characters) would act from Brooklyn--at least in the beginning. The story also reminded me of the movie Stand By Me at first with boys doing silly antics. The painting of the baby is a classic. You will find out how painting a baby red has to do with puberty and sexual tension the boys face. It is hilarious!Public humiliation given in the book had me thinking if I should try that with my 3 boys! Very . boys! Very . "Words of Advice, Don't Paint the Baby!" according to Rseifert. I have occasionally wondered if people who have absolutely no remorse for the evil things that they do, are just machines with no souls, that are put on earth just to cause havoc. This book definitely has one of these characters and his name is Lenny. There are others that just barely raise themselves up above that of pure animal.The book revolves around the lives of three boyhood companions and their problem ridden families. Early in the story the three boys: Anthony, John and Lenny, decide to paint Lenny's younger sister r
Their tale involves painting an eighteen month old baby, pet theft from a local Mafia boss, a language challenged priest who pays for insulting the pope, a drunken monkey with a bad attitude, the theft of some unlucky diamonds, an international diplomatic incident, abduction, public humiliation, lying, cheating, murder in abandon, accidental serial pet-o-cide, and of course, a side trip through the twilight zone.. However, the event changes everything and the boys drift apart while fostering a growing distrust of each other. They are caught for their juvenile prank and receive well deserved punishment from their parents. This is the preposterous story of three nine-year olds who do something highly amusing but incredibly stupid after going to see the movie Goldfinger. Even so, their residual guilt, a series of letters from the grave that finally start to work, and a strong yearning to be friends again link their lives together for thirty tense years; until fate gives them a chance to make amends or