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Marcy Monkey receives a watch from her mother of which her friends are in awe. While they play games during the day her watch slips off of her arm and it is stolen. Crunchy and Munchy teach the importance of honesty and forgiveness.

A delightful book written to teach children godly morals. This book is great for a teaching aid and bedtime stories.

I was in my late teen, and waist deep in the craziness of the cocaine street life. i wasn't Nino Brown or Tony Montana, but without a doubt, I was on that path to become the next street cocaine legend. Like many of the young drug dealers in my day, i started out on the corner. Well actually, i started out in Chestnut Park in Holyoke, Massachusetts. i was getting money the only way i knew how. Then one Friday night everything changed. i went from being a petty cocaine hustler, to living a 200 mile per hour dope boy lifestyle, duffle bag full of money, fly cars, uncut Colombian coke, fully automatic weapons, exotic vacations, greedy corrupt cops, cowboy style shootouts in the middle of the streets, jealous dudes with cruel intentions, funerals for the fallen and not to mention my female sex slaves that i baptised with my piss, and walked like dogs on leashes and even though, this book is labeled as a work of fiction, it's based off true events. i know everybody has a story to tell. The thing is... not everybody's story is as good as this one.

Tiffany and Antwon lay side by side gasping for breath, their eyes locked on each other, reading each other's thoughts on what they just experienced. Momentarily, they had no words. Beads of sweat dotted Antwon's bald head. Wet swirls of hair lay across Tiffany's forehead. Both their mid-sections throbbed in satisfaction. The sheets soaked with perspiration. After her heart rate slowed its pace, tiffany finally spoke, "Damnit, that was good!" "I know." Antwon managed to answer between inhales. He continued, "You know I'm not into books but that was really good!" "YES!" Tiffany exclaimed. "Let's read the next story. You read this time."