| Outrageous! |  | Author: Charles Barkley Publisher: Avon Books (Mm) Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating: 7 reviews Sales Rank: 1966363
Media: Paperback Number Of Items: 1 Pages: 8 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4 Dimensions (in): 6.8 x 4.3 x 1
ISBN: 0380721015 Dewey Decimal Number: 796 EAN: 9780380721016 ASIN: 0380721015
Publication Date: April 1993 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Condition: A nice copy! Minor edge wear slightly yellow A60B.
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From the horse's mouth itself January 27, 2006 Charles Barkley is a NBA legend, cultural icon, and a brash black man who writes his complaints down into books instead of rapping them away on albums. This book is full of complaints from the Round Mound of Rebound. He complains about the NBA, other players, referees, the management at several franchises, America's parents, America's teenagers, and of course, himself. This is Barkley's first book, and in it he describes his youth, his entry into basketball, his days in college, and finally his life in the NBA. He goes over some of the challenges he had in his life and how he came to overcome them. He also talks about the people he has encountered in his life, such as his family members, teammates such as Rick Mahorn, Moses Malone, and Dr. J, and opponents such as Michael Jordan and Bill Laimbeer. Through it all, he writes with wit, comedy, and the occasional bad word. The book is good reading, and easy reading at it, though not appropriate for anyone under 13 years old in my mind.
Speaking The Truth June 6, 2004 Speaking The TruthThis book that I've read was called Outrageous Charles Barkley. The book is mainly about a young talented man who went to the NBA to become one of the greatest basketball players of all time. Charles speaks the truth because even though he can dunk a basketball doesn't mean he should raise your children. What he is trying to say is kids have role models and they try to be just like then in many ways. So if your child watches and follows those role models moves, then he or she is going to be in trouble. He also meant that it is not his job to raise your kids because he is they role model. What I like about this book is that Charles Barkley is speaking the truth in many ways. The book talks about everything that a person would think or say about the book before they actually read it. He talks about his personal life and how he is paid to play basketball. So if he was to get in trouble outside of the basketball world don't think he is a bad person because ever one makes mistakes all throughout life. Now what I didn't like about the book is when he speaks about things I want him to keep going and don't stop until every little information is said and done. Another reason is the people in the story weren't really talking about to many details but they could have done better. My main reason for not liking this book is because they did not have a whole lot of pictures to describe the scene of the situation.
Speaking The Truth June 6, 2004 Speaking The TruthThis book that I've read was called Outrageous Charles Barkley. The book is mainly about a young talented man who went to the NBA to become one of the greatest basketball players of all time. Charles speaks the truth because even though he can dunk a basketball doesn't mean he should raise your children. What he is trying to say is kids have role models and they try to be just like then in many ways. So if your child watches and follows those role models moves, then he or she is going to be in trouble. He also meant that it is not his job to raise your kids because he is they role model. What I like about this book is that Charles Barkley is speaking the truth in many ways. The book talks about everything that a person would think or say about the book before they actually read it. He talks about his personal life and how he is paid to play basketball. So if he was to get in trouble outside of the basketball world don't think he is a bad person because ever one makes mistakes all throughout life. Now what I didn't like about the book is when he speaks about things I want him to keep going and don't stop until every little information is said and done. Another reason is the people in the story weren't really talking about to many details but they could have done better. My main reason for not liking this book is because they did not have a whole lot of pictures to describe the scene of the situation.
SIR CHarles Doesn't Front July 24, 2000 I have Always Respected Charles Barkley's Game.THe Brother Can Ball&for his Size he is something else.but even better has been his Honesty about the Nba.He Rips into all kinds of Issues&it's the mark solidly.The NBA needs More Brothers Like Charles who tells it like it is.He is a Winner.this book keeps your full attention.
good honest,insightful as only barkley could May 11, 1999 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
AS A CHARLES BARKLEY FAN THIS BOOK ALLOWS A READ BETWEEN THE LINES APPROACH TO THE COMPLICATED MAN KNOWN AS CHARLES BARKLEY.
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