Coreville Park a reggae novel takes a look at America's book banning issue while centering on the Rastafarian culture within a small Florida town.
‘Coreville Park, a reggae novel’ is dedicated to all teachers, librarians, and educators who speak, encourage and teach the whole truth to our youth.
‘Coreville Park, a reggae novel’ is projected to be released in mid-September 2023. Here’s a little teaser…Rastafarians and reggae music lovers from around the world converge on a small community in Florida called Coreville to rally around and show their support for an elementary school teacher who was suspended for allowing one of her students to do his oral book report on a book about the Rastafarian culture, which wasn’t approved by the local school district. When reggae came to town, it changed Coreville forever. If you already know reggae, enjoy the ride. If you’re new to reggae, come along and enjoy this entertaining ride to Coreville Park. – Randolph Randy Camp
‘Coreville Park, a reggae novel’ consists of twelve chapters, including 1. Morning Walk, 2. Rasta Winds, 3. Livity, 4. Calling All Rastas, 5. Reggae Town, 6. Danny’s Plan, 7. Young Flowers, 8. The Priceless Gift, 9. Reggae In You, 10. Come With It, 11. The Garden, 12. Brighter Days.
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