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Jason K perfectmind — I read this book my junior year of high school. I had NO idea what was laying in the pages I choose to read. I was compelled, heart broken...and mezmorized. It takes a strong person to go through what she had. I think I understand why this book is sectioned under YA readers. I think all young women especially, need to read this book, and take heed to the words. What lay within these pages are very important. I haven't re read this book, since high school. But I would LOVE to get my hands on a copy and read it again. See if my reaction will be the same as it was the first time. Now that i am 26 years old, and survived high school. Happy Reading Everyone!

Stefano Roiz _tefano_oiz — While I can't honestly recommend this autobiography to anyone, it was an interesting leap into Tillis's mind. James Tillis was a journeyman boxer who styled himself after Ali. He was inconsistent as a boxer, suffering from fatigue. Later it was discovered he had severe food allergies to what was at the time the standard boxer's diet - largely milk and eggs. His main claim to fame as a fighter was being the first to go the distance with Tyson. Fighters tend to have flawed self assessment to the extreme - Tillis actually rewrites history and invents alternate endings to fights, paints a highly suspect image of himself at a younger age - I just ended up feeling sympathetic towards him. It would be sad to live a life that one felt compelled to rewrite major pieces of.. The writing style is deliberately childishly simple and folksy - he strips off the letter 'g' after every word that ends with "ing". Another small footprint.