Too Much Ado by Tony Angelo

Tony Angelo describes 'Too much Ado’ “as a poetry book that tackles some of the major prejudices…” and he is spot on about them introducing thoughts to the reader that provokes some thoughts about said “prejudices”. It is a very interested style of poetry and it can hold a reader’s attention. Each poem speaks to us, the readers, to take to heart the author’s ideas and thoughts about the subject to which it is written.

Thought compelling reads tend to mark the author’s stories within the poems. I prefer poetry that tells a story instead of a poem with rhythym and rhyme that can make no sense at all. We see the “story-lines” as life experiences and lessons learned in this reviewer/author’s opinion.

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Anastasia Cassella-Young, Reviewer
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Over Night, Over Day, Over You by Tony Angelo

Although grammatically rough, Tony Angelo's “Over Night, Over Day, Over You" involves yet another way that author Angelo uses to teach a life lesson and it teaches the young adult audience to stay away from prejudice and not become a prejudiced person. The storyline follows true to Angelo’s way of a moral learning read.

Young adults everywhere can read this story easily and can understand the morals to be learned. Angelo writes in this genre very well and continues to strive for a good moral learning story again and again.

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Anastasia Cassella-Young, Reviewer
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