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If you like this proposal of my book please passes it on.
If you do not like it... tell me why... I'm working hard to take my writings to a new level to better my writing skills.
Thank You Carolyn Laxton/ lilbitcraze

Copyrighted by Carolyn Laxton 2007
"People say and do things that are not always the correct or proper way or even live the life of the ordinary person. “Who is the ordinary person?” I once read the story of” Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy”. Her story is amazing in it’s self of all she has had to endower over her lifetime, as well as my heroin Ms. Maya Angelou. These two women truly in their words keep me in good sprits when things around me seem to fall around myself. Still, do you ever live or ask yourself the question “Why Me?” This is my story. The story of a white girl’s life tainted and imbrued by parents with violence, sex, and drugs. That found a sense of direction, love and home by drug dealers in the black community. Drug dealers have such a bad rap in the media but they are people too. I have come across some real ruthless ones, however; the few I’ve come across have been a positive role model for me, taught me a lot, and has got me to where I’m at today. I’m grateful for those who touch my life with encouragement to be the best I can be. I often come in conflict with being the white girl image and being who I am. A white female raised by black males that happened to be drug dealers. So, the question “Who am I” is answered easily for me, I’m not a person of color nor do I fit the white girl image simply I am who I am “Carolyn”. All my trials, disappointments, horrors, and my travels across the country side are exposed in my book all very true and some cases horribly graphic."

Thank you Carolyn
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Carolyn, why you have chosen this topic to right a book about? I don’t read books about blacks, drugs and violence. These are bad things we observe in everyday life. I think a good book should entertain and somehow divert reader’s attention away from “real life negative”.

To be honest - I see nothing special in this story

I've read Othello, but I think it's not right to make such comparisons. Shakespeare is classic, written half a century ago and this proposal is just a story, there are thousands of such proposals. I'm sure it is unsuccessful. 

Time has changed. There is nothing on Earth that can make my teenage nephew read stories about classic love, feats, and marine adventures.  He wants to read about gangs, mafia, killers etc.

Actually he doesn’t like to read much, he prefers online chat  .

Yeah, arther, your sayings were pretty rude.
You need to learn to express your thoughts without slang phrases and words.
For the particular word you can use Negro (but it is also less and less used word), black man or African-American

With your reply, I put you in the catagory as my parents, peroid!!! You are intitled to your opinion, but does not change the facts of my true story.

Hahaha 
What is a "peroid", can you explain?

I believe you that you have true story, but what? Such people with similar life style are trash. That's my opinion. And you don't reject my words.

Arther, you have no right to judge people by the color of their skin. Evil knows no race, Jack the Ripper wasn't black. But love knows no race as well.

"Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that."
    
"It is incontestable and deplorable that Negroes have committed crimes; but they are derivative crimes. They are born of the greater crimes of the white society."

Martin Luther King, Jr.

I grew up by detriot, michigan, but left and relocated to kosciusko, mississippi. All people are intitled to there opioion, but as far as calling someone trash is just wrong. No one has the right to judge but GOD. I didn't ask for what happened to me. I was born into that situation. My parents and the few white people in my life as a child degrated, abused, mistreated, and simply left me to defend myself at a very young age. The black folks around me not just the drug dealers were very kind to me. I can't change what happened.