He Say, She Say

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Summary: Wonderful reading
Review: Ms. Joe's writing of the story in the first person was fabulous. I loved all the characters. Bebe, Sandy, T.J. and Speed are characters which I feel most people have encountered or have in their lives. I especially liked the fact that the story didn't have a fairytale ending. I look forward to reading more of Ms. Joe's books.

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Summary: He Say, She Say was an enjoyable reading experience.
Review: The characters are full-bodied and real. This book is a real gem because it mirrors life and relationships. Most people, just as these characters, travel through life hoping and believing --- Sandy looking for love; T.J. looking for success and fearful of real feelings; Bebe looking for a promotion and a good hairdresser; and Speed desperately trying to hold on to his "player's card", which should have been revoked twenty years earlier. Even with these different goals and fears, the friendship and love between the characters shine through. Now, this is a true "African-American" experience. Most readers will recognize at least one or two of these characters as friends, foes or associates. You do know them - they are just that comfortable. I could not put the book down---such a delight. I told all my friends to read it and the feedback has been wonderful. Thank you, Ms. Yolanda Joe -- can't wait to read your next book.

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Summary: This book was the BOMB!!!!
Review: This book had me on an emotional rollercoaster. I couldn't put it down. I read it in two days!! I think that Yolanda Joe did an excellent job writing this book, she made it seem as if the characters were real. I will definitley be looking for other books by her.

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Summary: Yuck!
Review: This book made me sick to my stomach. How a woman like Sandy could be so dumb & desperate is beyond me. What sane woman would put up with this type of junk? The characters were not well developed & the ending was dumb. Sandy should have dumped T.J. & kept rolling. But no, her desperate behind just had to anything just to keep a man in her corner.

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Summary: Pretty Good Read
Review: This book was pretty good. I just wanted to tell Sandy to stop being so stuffy. I was glad when she finally stuck up for herself. As for T.J., he was just too stuck on himself. I couldn't believe how he tried to rationalize what he did. Now, Speed was a trip and needed to stop trying to be young and stop encouraging his son (TJ) to be a player. He was funny, though. Bebe was a pretty down to earth person. I just wished the author had given her character more structure (for lack of a better word) so that we can see more of her as opposed to seeing her as a support system for Sandy. I do applaude her for going back to school. It is never too late to educate yourself. All in all, I will definitely recommend this book for its spurts of drama and funny scenes.

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Summary: Pretty Good
Review: This book was pretty good. It takes a while to actually into the book however, once you do it is sort of hard to put it down. I do like the way that the different characters were portrayed. However this book to me did not have much of a plot, at least not until the end. Overall it was a pretty good book

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Summary: Was'nt Bad
Review: This book was'nt bad it was a page tuner. I liked the characters they were easy to releate to. They were like real people with a hell load of problems. It was a O.K. read.

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Summary: Could Not Put This One Down
Review: This was a simple well written book...I enjoyed how the author let each character tell his/her part of the story. The characters were easy to relate to and story line very easy to follow!

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Summary: Quick and Cute
Review: This was my first time reading a book by Yolanda Joe. I thought it was pretty much an overall good book. Nothing about it really stood out, but I must say that it was quick, it was cute, and I smiled at the end. What else really matters?

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Summary: Quick and Cute
Review: This was my first time reading a book by Yolanda Joe. I thought it was pretty much an overall good book. Nothing about it really stood out, but I must say that it was quick, it was cute, and I smiled at the end. What else really matters?