Warriors Don't Cry: A Searing Memoir of the Battle to Integrate Little Rock's Central High Audiobook

" Great read! Simple but sincere and inspirational. Everyone should read this book. It provide the reader with good insight into the history of integration and the civil right movement in this country "

" I think I've read this before but loved it again. I would highly recommend it. What a brave girl!! "

" So, i just finised this book! I loved it from beginning to end! Very powerful and inspring! What stuck with me was "...to see ourselves reflected in every other human being and respect and honor our differences." Unfourtunately, thats a very hard thing to do, but I will always try... "

" I really liked this book because it showed the readers how it really used to be. It gave the readers a different way of segregation and made me think a little bit, not a whole lot, but a little bit on racism. "

" this book is cool it tells about a young girl in the south facing racism because of intergration.i liked this book because its really exiting and sad.my favorite part was when the president brought the 101st army to escort and protect melba and her friends in a all white school. "

" Amazing - very powerful. A must read! "

" An incredibly intense, emotional and inspirational first-person account of one of the original 9 African American students to integrate Central High School in Little Rock, AK. Melba Pattillo Beals takes you along her frightening, courageous journey. A must read for everyone to truly understand the struggles that individuals like Melba Beals went through to work towards eliminating racial separation in this country. Though our war is far from over, we should all be grateful to people like her who braved the toughest early battles to make this country a better place for the rest of us. "

" I really liked this history about the Little Rock Nine. I just wish I could have found the full edition! I had to settle for the abridged--which at least didn't seem dumbed down; just shorter than the full-length. "

" Read this for a class on African-American history in college about 13 years ago. A very moving memoir. "

" The memoirs of the very courageous Melba Patillo Beals, one of the Little Rock Nine. I was reading it for my civil rights class. It's definitely worth checking out. "

" In this book,it let me take a step in the shoes of Melba going up as an African American...She had a hard which caused her to face many hardships. "

" I think this book is very historic kinda like the holocaust. The white people are the nazis and the black people ae the jews. Iliked it because it shows and teaches me lessons. It makes me wanna treat some people nice. "

" When I closed this book, I felt sad. Still glad I read it. History need not be forgotten. "

" this ranks up there on my list with TKM. One of the best books I've read. "

" I like books that make me think, "What if that were me?" This is one of those. I really appreciated the history that I was not all that educated on. Melba was certainly a heroine. "

" I really did enjoy reading this book over the summer. It was for a summer reading project. Iwrote a book report about it too. It was excellent. "

" I was so moved by this book. I couldn't even imagine how much she went through each day at school. The hatred that Melba experienced made me sick to my stomach. "

" For most of us, it is impossible to understand the sacrafice of the early civil rights leaders without a book like this. This is one of those "must reads" for all. "