Serie Roja: La Ley de la Calle (Paperback)

from jduggie

This story really grabbed my attention and I thought it was really good book. It was a really fascinating book and I liked the story. They ending was a whole flip around and it had a different turn around.

from ctmsjabl

Rusty-James, his drunken dad, and his older brother who everybody calls the Motorcycle Boy stay in an old, beat up apartment and live poor lives. Rusty-James is the only one in his family that goes to school, and he doesn't do that well there. He is late or absent almost every day and has been su...

from ctmsanke

I really loved this book. It's a classic S.E. Hinton novel. Her stories are touching, moving, and bring out your inner emotions to make you feel inspired. Her books make me want to reach out and help another, struggling with some kind of burden. As you read "Rumblefish", you will begin to notice ...

from karenamorg

It is hard to image writing such a powerful story as Rumble Fish with relatively few words, yet S.E. Hinton's book from the sixties about teenager brothers who are disconnected from healthy human emotion and behavior is told very simply and sparingly. That is part of the book's appeal-and of cour...

from aimless22

I love the tough guy characters that S.E. Hinton has created over her career. Boys acting at being men, talking tough, carrying blades, getting in trouble. The softness of the main character, Rusty James, fits nicely with his idolization of his big brother Motorcycle Boy. The main story is about ...