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Two Kinds of Color: OMG! I really couldn't put this novel down!
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“Two Kinds of Color” is the story of a mother's love and sacrifice for her racially divided children. Two of them are white, two of them black, raised in a hustler's brutal environment on the South Side of Chicago.

Thank you Deborah Kennedy for introducing me to the kind of book I usually wouldn't read! Once started it was hard to put down! It is a must read in my opinion! The characters are real and the book covers all aspects of life. I was blown away by the ending!! I too like others am looking forward to your next book!! Thank you again!—KINDLE REVIEW

OMG! I really couldn't put this book down! Congratulations to Deborah Kennedy on this incredible read! Thank you for introducing me to your masterpiece! I mean it! What a GREAT GIFT for my friends who love a GREAT read! I am REALLY looking forward to your next book. Please let it be sooner than later!—KINDLE REVIEW

This book is well written and a great story that everyone should get to read. The author's writing talents are very impressive and straight to the point. I look forward to her next novel. Keep up the good work.—KINDLE REVIEW

Two Kinds of Color is an exceptionally beautifully written novel. The characters are compelling and believable and the message of love and sacrifice and true friendship is touching and unforgettable. I savored this book. It is not a book to be skimmed through but read thoughtfully and carefully. The ability of Ms. Kennedy to present her story with such insight and heart-felt emotion is remarkable. I read a great many books and, like most of us, have my favorite authors. I look forward to reading any other novel my newest favorite author writes. Thank-you Ms. Kennedy, I enjoyed Two Kinds of Color very much.—AMAZON PAPERBACK REVIEW

Deborah Kennedy writes with passion. Her characters are real. All Caucasians should read this book. I felt privileged to enter a world I knew nothing about except from bad jokes and prejudice. Sometimes I felt like a Peeping Tom intruding. This book enriched my knowledge and my compassion.  Michel Hugo (Aff. Professor UNLV)—AMAZON PAPERBACK REVIEW

I read "Two Kinds of Color" quite some time ago but the story line stays with me. I live in the Chicago suburbs and this book heightened my senses...I could see, smell, taste, touch and hear the sights and sounds of the neighborhood Deborah Kennedy shared with us. All I can say is Wow and I look forward to the author's next offering!  I shared the eBook with my Mom on her Kindle and she identified with and enjoyed the story also! I suggest it to everyone!—AMAZON PAPERBACK REVIEW

 


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