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Summary: Excellent--a must read!
Review: I picked up this book on a whim, and was very pleasantly surprised. I stayed up the entire night reading it. Queen Latifah's style can be characterized by an uncensored honesty and remarkable insight for a woman her age. She hits on many important issues for independent women, which transgress racial, class, age and sexual lines. Each chapter has it's own nugget of wisdom ingrained in it that I found inspirational and empowering.
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Summary: Yes, I Am A Queen
Review: I purchased this book initially to get to know more about Dana Owens but instead I learned more about myself. I took my time reading the book because after every chapter or so I had to stop and check myself. I felt as though Queen Latifah was seated in front of me and reading pages from my life. My life does not come close to hers but yet I felt as though it did. I agree that every now and then as women we must stop and do our own personal inventory. Am I who I want to be and is God pleased with who I am?
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Summary: Incredibly candid book by a phenomenal woman
Review: I was really impressed with this book. Easy to read, and full of life lessons that we can all learn from. It makes a strong statement to everyone, regardless of your background. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is looking for a good book on a good person
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Summary: Can't say enough
Review: Ladies First is one of the best autobiographies i've read. Queen Latifah tell us all how to be a strong woman, she let's us know we have to think a lot of ourselves no matter the situation. I was so sad when I read about the death of her beloved brother. Looking at the pictures she included in the book I could tell they were very close. I liked the part at the end of the book, when Queen let women know they need to be confident about themselves before they should start dating a guy, and that women need to have more respect for themselves when it come to dating. I think all women should get a copy of Ladies First
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Summary: ~* life about Queen Latifah~*
Review: Ladies First is the uplifting story of the author. Queen Latifah is known to be the first female to be a solo rapper and get a record deal. She has also become a top television actress and movie star. She got a Grammy and became the president of her own company. Ladies First is about a girl named Dana Owens who is from Newark, New Jersey and how she becomes Queen Latifah and the things she went through because of a tragic death.
The content of the book is organized pretty well. It starts when her mom, Rita Owens, talking about Queen Latifah's younger days, then moves to Queen Latifah talking about what became of her. The book is quite easy to read. It has vocabulary and slang of a ghetto life style.
The book rates a five stars, as it is extremely interesting to read and written well enough that readers are easily able to become involved. I recommend this book to anyone who listens to her music or understands her lyrics.
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Summary: Positivley Uplifting!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: She's been through it all to stand the test of time. She instantly became smart and wise from her mistakes and moved on to become the Blessed and Strong Queen of the Millineium. All Hail to the Queen.
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Summary: Ladies First Revelations of a Strong Woman
Review: Strong black woman she is, I don't read books and I just had to read this book and it is great and inpsiering to a young teen and all the drama that went on in her life and she still be came sucessful and that what made me strive to work harded and over come all the stress in my life and I won't to thank you Dana Owens you are the most down to earth person I have ever meet in my life and your very real.................Thank You I LOVE YOU. The book made me relize that your more than just a celeb it is a great book.
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Summary: Very Inspirational
Review: The book Ladies First is about Queen Latifah, also known as Dana Owens. Queen Latifah is one of the world's most known actress and filmmakers of our time. She has been in many movies and made many albums, as well as starting her own talk show. Beginning her singing career at a young age, Queen Latifah make her mane known through her music. Being a rap artist, many people considered her a thug, but she really wasn't the best for everyone. The book Ladies First focuses a lot on her family and her point of view on life. The main part of the book that was glossed over was her music life.
Ladies First was well written, and easy to read. There were a few slang words, but not so bad that you could not read them. It was pretty well organized, but jumped around some. I thought that she showed great perseverance when telling how she kept going and never quit. There were many hard times in her life, and it tells about them, whereas most people would have given up. I think it could have been improved by discussing more about her. It kind of drifted away from her a bit.
I gave this book four stars because it shows that anyone can make it at what they want. I would recommend this book to people if they like the kind of thug/music lifestyle. Some people would not like this book if they do not understand the kind of life that one has to work for. I thought Queen Latifah was trying to send the 'you can do anything' message across, which is and awesome message to send to people that want to give up on their dreams. I thought the book Ladies First sent out that message very well.
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Summary: Could've been more informative
Review: The book was an easiy read. But I felt like there were a lot of blank spots left in between. She really didn't get as detailed as I would have like her too. The book was still interesting, but this is basically an outline of her life.
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Summary: Ladies First:Revolations of a strong wom----By Queen Latifah
Review: this book is really great i am 14 and watch her show all the time and being at this spot in my life her book has really helped me be greatful fo r each day that i live it was so good i told my mom to read it and she loved it to!thanks queen latifah.....Vata
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