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Hadjii "I wouldn't let my Mom read it either, but I'd recommend it to anyone else. Hadjii has made a literary debut as fresh and funny as his first film. One of the original voices of his generation."─Reginald Hudlin, President of Entertainment, BET "We were reading it aloud during a car trip and were laughing so hard we had to pull off the road for safety. Honest." ─Roger Ebert
Meet Hadjii. He's got a loving family, a taste for trouble, and a wicked sense of humor. His mom is always trying to get him to go to church when he'd rather be out raising hell with his friends and he can't figure out why the Boogie Man in his closet doesn't have his back when his mischief catches up with him and his dad is ready to mete out punishment. He's an expert at slyly deconstructing everything from the quirky characters found in every neighborhood (the crazy crossing guard, the creepy piano teacher, the angry mailman) to the hidden meaning in fast food commercials on "urban" radio stations (The people who made them think you're stupid! Especially if you don't look like them). Hadjii recently signed a number of copies of his memoir for A Cappella Books at the Sping Ballroom Book Bash. If you would like to order a signed copy of Don't Let My Mama Read This, you can do so with this shopping cart. |
