Ms. O'Gilvie
posts on 12/6/2005 11:18:56 AM
Ms. Flake, I truly enjoyed reading this book. I am a 6th grade teacher ( in an urban area) and feel that the "Skin Im In" is a book that I can relate to and also my students. I have also ordered copies for a group of young ladies that I mentor and we use it to discuss issues about self esteem. Please continue to write more books for our youth, so they can feel connected to the world and to build literacy skills. Thank you
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Shawnie
posts on 11/27/2005 1:01:24 AM
Ey Miz Flake, is you makin a sequel to Beggin For Change, Im feelin dat girl Raspberry.
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Megan
posts on 11/23/2005 2:48:05 PM
HEy I love Your books I have read 3 of your 5 books and they inspiered me so much. They make me want to read more and more of them. I never liked reading until i read your books!
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kiuana
posts on 11/10/2005 1:42:40 PM
Ms.Sharon Flake I love your books(the 2 i read so far) I havnt had a chance to read Bang! yet but i can not wait. In a magizine it had a little part from the book in it and I new I just had to read it.keep writing great books.
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Raniesha
posts on 11/6/2005 1:19:55 AM
Miz Flake, I loves yo books bout dat girl Raspberry Hill, I could relate 2 her cause we both bout makin dat money, is y makin a third one bout her?
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Shug
posts on 11/6/2005 12:56:55 AM
Dear Miz Flake, I loved both your books about that girl Raspberry Hill, I also liked the fact that you center the story about girls living in the ghetto, but dont talk about bad you talk about the good. just wondering are you making another book about Raspberry, and is her dad white
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Tiara
posts on 10/28/2005 1:41:47 PM
You are such a good author. Right now I am reading money hungry it is an awesome book please keep up the writing.
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lavonda
posts on 10/28/2005 8:52:47 AM
wuuz up miss.flake how you doing well i think you should write another book for begging for change and the skin im in holla
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khadijah
posts on 10/26/2005 10:56:31 PM
I love your books that i've read so far. You reah out so much to the black community. And us inner-city kids. Life is hard, especially being black or latino and living in america. you inspire me to be better with these books. keep doin ur thing
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Ciara
posts on 10/15/2005 10:53:58 PM
That book the skin i'm in was so good,
my favorite part was when Maleeka was in the beauty salon and she got her hair cut and flaunting her new hairstyle, I also like how she made up the diary of Akeela thats hat was creative.
I also read Begging for change, and I relized that those two books had to with skin color. Like Maleeka had problems with being dark skinned and Ling was Korean and black, so i'm wonder if Sharon dealt with those problems as a child.. I'm Black and Peutro rican and i've never had problems with it. but my favorite part was when Raspberry and her mom had that party and her and Sato kissed
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