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Life in Prison
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"The true stories I've written in this book are my living nightmares. My greatest hope is that the lessons the stories offer will help you make better choices than I did." Stanley "Tookie" Williams, cofounder of the notorious Crips gang, is a death-row inmate. But in his two decades of incarceration, Williams has also become a respected author and activist whose dedication to ending gang warfare in the lives of inner-city children has earned him a 2001 Nobel Peace Prize nomination. In this award-winning book--which has drawn praise from educators, government leaders, and families alike--Williams describes the brutal reality of being an inmate. He debunks myths of prisons as "gladiator schools" with blunt, riveting stories of overwhelming homesickness, the terror of solitary confinement, and the humiliation of strip-searches. Williams' words are a frank challenge to adolescent readers to educate themselves, make intelligent decisions, and above all, not to follow in his footsteps.

 

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He even went as far as to have his white boyfriend (a Prison Inmate tookie was having sexual relations with)walk with him to his execution, instead of one of his crip comrads. He still shot called and ran things from his cell, and even acted as if he'd backed away from gang life, so he could have his sentence changed from "death" to "life" in prison. This was an interesting book. Although, Tookie never really changed his ways.

I work with inner-city teenagers, lots of whom already knew who Tookie Williams was and an unfortunate number of whom think prison is "cool." It's fascinating to watch them as they grab this little book because of the cover, thinking they're in for an adventure ride telling them how prison is this great place to make one tougher and stronger, and then see their faces get somber as Williams describes how frightening, lonely, and humiliating prison life truly is.If you work with kids who aspire to or who are already in the "gangbanger life," I highly recommend this book.

I think if people read this book and go by what it says, it might stop people that are in gangs and are on the street selling drugs or doing wrong. By Brandon CouncilLife in Prison was an excellent book because Stanley lets you know how it is in prison. So if you read this book it might just save your life. I also think that if people read it they won't commit crimes that lead to life in prison. I recommend students and juveniles all over the world to read it. It lets you know what you have to go through in prison if you get beat up or sick.

This is a heartbreaking novel of how they treated Mr. I think they should've given him a chance to live again.

I can read this book over and over because it's so touching to my soul. The worst thing to happen in prison is the strip-search; its embassressing how the guards watch you while you check yourself just to make sure you don't have any concealed weapons.This novel has inspired me to be something in life so I won't end up in jail or prison.

Life In Prison ReviewBy: Keshonda In this novel "Life In Prison," I've personally learned a lot. While reading this, Stanley became someone that I could look up to, even though he's dead.

I strongly recommend that you read this novel and I guarantee you will not be disappointed. Stanley "Tookie" Williams wrote this book directly for the youth, to encourage us to be something in life.

Williams over the 25 years he was incarcerated.

He has to go in the hole and he can't call us or write us when he has to be in the hole. My uncle is in prison now. I couldn't do it.

I didn't think it would turn out like that, but Stanley "Tookie" Williams gives audiences a good reason why they wouldn't want to go to jail or prison.There are many different reasons why you wouldn't want to go to jail. Some people sit there in read all those rules. LIFE IN PRISON BY: Nay-Nay Matthews The book "Life In Prison" is a good book.

They are insane.Also there is no way on earth I would be able to stay in the hole, let alone for 7 whole years, like "Tookie" did. And I think that's hard to go to prison after reading the horrible details in "Life in Prison." You have to do what the guards tell you, you have to get strip-searched, and you have a limited time to take a bath and many more things.In San Quentin prison, they have a book called the "California Code of Regulation." Title 15-crime prevention and corrections.

It is a book with 174 pages and more than 200 rules.

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