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Title: Afromation: 366 Days of American History by Michael D. Woods, Clifford Glasgow ISBN: 0-9646341-0-4 Publisher: Mykco Communications Pub. Date: January, 1997 Format: Spiral-bound Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $19.95

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Average Customer Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: afromation 366 days of american history
Comment: When I first encountered this book "Afromation 366 Days of American History", I embrased it as if it where a new born child. The presence and aura I felt reasured me this book was unlike any other of its kind. I found this book disguarded and immediately secured it in my possession for further viewing. Once alone I discovered my thoughts were immensely true, a diamond in the rough, as I was often told. This book expressed the feelings and aspirations of generations of americans that in some way had been forgotten, ignored,misrepresented but was finaly given a new oppertunity to live.The information and research that took place to create such a masterpiece is of a divine nature and should be shared by all! I am pleased to know that such a book exist and embelish fact that its available for all to endure. Sincerely, David M. Wright

Rating: 4
Summary: Afromation: 366 Days of American History
Comment: First of all, I would like to start off by saying that I met Mr. Woods and I find him very knowledgeable about African American history. I purchased the book and I read about a different person everyday. Although, I would consider myself very knowledgeable when discussing African American history. I often find that there is so much that I did not know when reading this book. I view this book as a study aid. What I really like is that on each person he provides references which allows anyone to research the information for themselves. He also divides the book into occupations which is also handy. There is also historical facts at the botton of each page. I think that Mr. Woods did a wonderful job with this piece. Anyone building a library must have this book or who just loves history.