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BigUp to Common: Rapper & Book Blogger!

BigUp to Common: Rapper & Book Blogger!
Literanista April 24, 2009

“Common recently launched the Corner Book Club, an interactive book club for teens, on the Web site of his charity, the Common Ground Foundation.”

Now, that’s what’s up!

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Common is also an author: I Like You but I Love Me by Common; Lorraine West, nominated for a NAACP Image Award, and The Mirror and Me Illustrated by Lonnie R. Lynn,

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    Man, I totally agree on that.

    There's just way too many fools out there that can't just get it.

    In fact, I was fightin with my sort of friend demetrius yesterday about this, and
    they wouldn't believe me that he was wrong. Now I can just show them your blog 🙂

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