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Category:  Literary Fiction
Publisher: Independent Publisher

ISBN-10:  8861235532

Type: Fiction

Pages: 265

Copyright: 
September 12, 2023
ISBN-13: 9798861235532


Randolph Randy Camp's latest work 'Coreville Park a reggae novel' takes a look at the hot button issue of book banning throughout America.

 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.



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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.


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull 3/21/2024
From your bio I learned that you are a prolific writer. But perhaps, there came a time when you found it difficult to continue writing.

As I age I find not only am I writing more on more subjects, not having any trouble finding words. I am relying on more Internet research to make sure that scenes in my stories and books are correct and not too fanciful. Real-life stories are much better than stories that are all fantasy and therefore if not allegory or satire, simply unbelievable.

You have only posted one of your books. Perhaps you should post more.

It looks like I will be writing the day I die. I hope you are doing the same.

Ron
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