CITATION: Zane. (2001). Shame on it all. Brooklyn: Strebor Books International.IDENTIFYING #: 0743480953
CLASSIFICATION: FICTION
GENRE: URBAN FICTION/REALISTIC FICTION
CALL #: FIC ZANE
RECOMMENDED AGE/INTEREST LEVEL: ADULT
RATING: 3.5
RATING: 3.5
Annotation: Zane, a popular writer of “urban fiction” tells a humorous, realistic, and gritty tale of 3 sisters, their family life, their relationships with each other, and their raunchy escapades.
Summary: Harmony, Bryce, and Lucy Whitfield fight, confide, and comfort each other in that way sisters do. The three girls all find themselves entangled in over-the-top sexual adventures, but through it all they support each other and confide in each other, becoming closer in the knowledge that when one of them falls apart, the others will always be there to pick up the pieces, and help them laugh even when they want to cry.
Notes: This is no Nobel Peace Prize winner, but it's a popular hit with teens who like urban fiction and those who aren’t shocked by the graphic language and sexual content will love the hilarious interactions between family members and the uproar of their family arguments.
