Reviews

Great
Read, August 2, 2007

By

Carol L. Carpenter
(Illinois) - See all my reviews

My family enjoyed reading this book, it really answers questions
you may have always wondered about black people but were not comfortable
asking. It really is a book for everyone you will find yourself saying oh now I
get it, along with getting good laughs. You will want to share this book with
friends and family. I highly recommend this book!!!

Light-hearted
Read!!,
June 24, 2007

By

P. M. Torkelson
(Illinois) - See all my reviews

I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book! It is a very quick read
and has a very comic take on some of the questions that some of us have (&
are ashamed to ask!). I whole-heartedly recommend this book... you will laugh
while realizing that all of our "differences" is what makes the world
go 'round!

Why
do black people have rhythm?, April 24, 2007

By

G. Jones - See all my reviews

A fascinating little book filled with things that non-blacks might
have wondered about "black people" but were afraid to ask, lest the
question be perceived as offensive. Kevin Moore addresses some of the more
common wonderings in a humorous and forthright fashion. Black people will no
doubt chuckle to learn how practices they take for granted can seem so curious
to others! A great way to begin tearing down the walls
between the races.

Did
You Ever Wonder????,
April 11, 2007

By

Janet Mccauley
"Interested Reader" (Virginia, USA) - See all my reviews

I thought the book was very good! Funny and
informative with a different perspective. Serious and yet humorous, the
authors experiences have obviously prompted him to write this book- with the
intention of sharing information with the "majority". I think you'll
enjoy it!

The Midwest
Book Review

Reviewer's
Bookwatch

Volume 7, Number 4

April 2007

Kaye's Bookshelf

Did You Ever Wonder Why
Black People Do The Things They Do?

Kevin D. Moore

Llumina Press

PO Box 772246, Coral Springs, FL

9781595267382 $9.95 www.llumina.com

The title of this little book is what it’s all about, and Kevin D. Moore
has written it to help bridge the gap between the known and the unknown. He
discusses many aspects of his culture such as fashion, language, natural
rhythm, grooming and myths. Moore
presents his answers from a personal point of view with a warm sense of humor
and informal style.

If you are interested in learning more about the black culture, this little
book may be of interest and for $9.95, you can’t go wrong. It’s
well organized, an enjoyable read and a step in the
right direction–appreciation through understanding.