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The ink that graces the white space of this novel in verse is chosen, appointed, and then set free to flow melodically with purpose. Solo is beautifully penned by Kwame Alexander with Mary Rand Hess. It will take you on a journey from Hollywood to Ghana with Blade Morrison, the song writing, guitar playing, hopeless romantic son of a rock star dad. Solo will tug at your heart strings. As you dive deep, enraptured in verse, lost between the pages..."let the music find you."

I would recommend this book for 8th grade and up. It is Such a gift to fans and new comers alike and will be loved by all.


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Solo Blink eBook Kwame Alexander Mary Rand Hess Reviews

Great book, quick delivery, amazing story!
Just like his other books, The Crossover, Booked, and He Said She said, Kwame Alexander has created characters and a narrative that hits it out of the park. Kwame and Mary Rand Here's collaboration is a must read.
Kwame Alexander is my literary hero. I read the book and listened to the audio and both are great but there's music on the audio which is a total bonus. This book is truly amazing and heartfelt and real and raw. One of my favorites ever.
LOVED THIS STORY. I love the verse format, the characters and the journeys (literal and personal) that they go through, and I love the connection to music. This is definitely a book that I would tell someone to recommend to someone who "doesn't read." While aimed at young adults, adults will enjoy and connect to this story as well.
I teach freshman English and I own three copies of this fantastic book. There is never a copy in my classroom, however, because all three of my copies are always checked out. Five stars from this teacher, and from the 9th grade students loving this book.
I liked the story. I just have some trouble reading poetry. Luckily this flowed better than I expected it to. There were some moments that I forgot it was written as poetry.

The characters were developed to where I began to like some (Blade), dislike some (Chapel), and pity others (Rutherford). I would be interested in seeing what happens next.
Kwame Alexander is a favorite of mine and my tween readers. The narrative verse novel is an engaging format for all readers, but it is especially inviting for students who are reluctant readers. Do not let the easy on the eyes format fool you, though, this book (like all Alexander's writing) explores deep, important, worthy ideas. Buy this book. Read this book. Gift this book. You'll be glad you did.
The ink that graces the white space of this novel in verse is chosen, appointed, and then set free to flow melodically with purpose. Solo is beautifully penned by Kwame Alexander with Mary Rand Hess. It will take you on a journey from Hollywood to Ghana with Blade Morrison, the song writing, guitar playing, hopeless romantic son of a rock star dad. Solo will tug at your heart strings. As you dive deep, enraptured in verse, lost between the pages..."let the music find you."

I would recommend this book for 8th grade and up. It is Such a gift to fans and new comers alike and will be loved by all.