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Change For A Dollar: cfad - Paperback

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by Aaron Bebo (Author)

Change for a Dollar is a reality based tale, written through the eyes of the author in graphic detail to give the reader a vivid feel for each character, scene, and situation. It is written in a manner in which it is competitive with the top urban "street lit" in the market today without the over the top exaggerated style that is often used to bring glamour and glorification to titles in the "street lit" genre. It is also politically correct in the tones of the lifestyles it describes.

Author Biography

Aaron Bebo is a native of New York State, who begin writing to give light to the urban subculture. A lifestyle that exist in a cold reality in most urban areas today. Aaron currently resides in the state of Georgia. Where he continues to spin tales describing the urban subculture.

Number of Pages: 276
Dimensions: 0.58 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN
Publication Date: March 16, 2010
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