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Delinois s emotive style packs a prismatic punch of its own. The total effect is energetic and disorienting, getting to the raw emotional impact of victory, loss, confrontation and peace. --Kirkus Reviews

Illustrations in oils in rich browns, shades of grays, and white highlights show the fighter Muhammad Ali in many action poses exhibiting his strength and lightning speed. Sure to provide inspiration for young readers. --Booklist

Artwork, rendered in a painterly style, is dramatic and enhances the boldness of this boxing superstar. --School Library Journal Exuberant. Delinois s painterly illustrations express the famous boxer s energy as well as the political upheaval around him. --The Horn Book Unexpectedly far reaching, this is a Muhammad Ali for the thinking child. --ALA Booklist This artful biography of Muhammad Ali begins with his childhood in Louisville, Ky. he started learning how to fight after his bicycle was stolen and offers snapshots of his hard-earned career in the world of boxing. Visually striking. --Publishers Weekly Delinois s emotive style packs a prismatic punch of its own. The total effect is energetic and disorienting, getting to the raw emotional impact of victory, loss, confrontation and peace. --Kirkus Reviews Illustrations in oils in rich browns, shades of grays, and white highlights show the fighter Muhammad Ali in many action poses exhibiting his strength and lightning speed. Sure to provide inspiration for young readers. --Booklist Unexpectedly far reaching, this is a Muhammad Ali for the thinking child. --ALA Booklist Delinois's emotive style packs a prismatic punch of its own. The total effect is energetic and disorienting, getting to the raw emotional impact of victory, loss, confrontation and peace. --Kirkus Reviews Exuberant. Delinois's painterly illustrations express the famous boxer's energy as well as the political upheaval around him. --The Horn Book Artwork, rendered in a painterly style, is dramatic and enhances the boldness of this boxing superstar. --School Library Journal This artful biography of Muhammad Ali begins with his childhood in Louisville, Ky.--he started learning how to fight after his bicycle was stolen--and offers snapshots of his hard-earned career in the world of boxing. Visually striking. --Publishers Weekly Illustrations in oils in rich browns, shades of grays, and white highlights show the fighter Muhammad Ali in many action poses exhibiting his strength and lightning speed. Sure to provide inspiration for young readers. --Booklist

Unexpectedly far reaching, this is a Muhammad Ali for the thinking child. --ALA Booklist Delinois s emotive style packs a prismatic punch of its own. The total effect is energetic and disorienting, getting to the raw emotional impact of victory, loss, confrontation and peace. --Kirkus Reviews Exuberant. Delinois s painterly illustrations express the famous boxer s energy as well as the political upheaval around him. --The Horn Book Artwork, rendered in a painterly style, is dramatic and enhances the boldness of this boxing superstar. --School Library Journal This artful biography of Muhammad Ali begins with his childhood in Louisville, Ky. he started learning how to fight after his bicycle was stolen and offers snapshots of his hard-earned career in the world of boxing. Visually striking. --Publishers Weekly Illustrations in oils in rich browns, shades of grays, and white highlights show the fighter Muhammad Ali in many action poses exhibiting his strength and lightning speed. Sure to provide inspiration for young readers. --Booklist Unexpectedly far reaching, this is a Muhammad Ali for the thinking child. --ALA Booklist This artful biography of Muhammad Ali begins with his childhood in Louisville, Ky.--he started learning how to fight after his bicycle was stolen--and offers snapshots of his hard-earned career in the world of boxing. Visually striking. --Publishers Weekly Illustrations in oils in rich browns, shades of grays, and white highlights show the fighter Muhammad Ali in many action poses exhibiting his strength and lightning speed. Sure to provide inspiration for young readers. --Booklist Exuberant. Delinois's painterly illustrations express the famous boxer's energy as well as the political upheaval around him. --The Horn Book Artwork, rendered in a painterly style, is dramatic and enhances the boldness of this boxing superstar. --School Library Journal Delinois's emotive style packs a prismatic punch of its own. The total effect is energetic and disorienting, getting to the raw emotional impact of victory, loss, confrontation and peace. --Kirkus Reviews

Exuberant. Delinois s painterly illustrations express the famous boxer s energy as well as the political upheaval around him. --The Horn Book Unexpectedly far reaching, this is a Muhammad Ali for the thinking child. --ALA Booklist Artwork, rendered in a painterly style, is dramatic and enhances the boldness of this boxing superstar. --School Library Journal This artful biography of Muhammad Ali begins with his childhood in Louisville, Ky. he started learning how to fight after his bicycle was stolen and offers snapshots of his hard-earned career in the world of boxing. Visually striking. --Publishers Weekly Delinois s emotive style packs a prismatic punch of its own. The total effect is energetic and disorienting, getting to the raw emotional impact of victory, loss, confrontation and peace. --Kirkus Reviews Illustrations in oils in rich browns, shades of grays, and white highlights show the fighter Muhammad Ali in many action poses exhibiting his strength and lightning speed. Sure to provide inspiration for young readers. --Booklist Exuberant. Delinois's painterly illustrations express the famous boxer's energy as well as the political upheaval around him. --The Horn Book Unexpectedly far reaching, this is a Muhammad Ali for the thinking child. --ALA Booklist Artwork, rendered in a painterly style, is dramatic and enhances the boldness of this boxing superstar. --School Library Journal This artful biography of Muhammad Ali begins with his childhood in Louisville, Ky.--he started learning how to fight after his bicycle was stolen--and offers snapshots of his hard-earned career in the world of boxing. Visually striking. --Publishers Weekly Delinois's emotive style packs a prismatic punch of its own. The total effect is energetic and disorienting, getting to the raw emotional impact of victory, loss, confrontation and peace. --Kirkus Reviews Illustrations in oils in rich browns, shades of grays, and white highlights show the fighter Muhammad Ali in many action poses exhibiting his strength and lightning speed. Sure to provide inspiration for young readers. --Booklist

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Michael L. Printz Award winner and Margaret A. Edwards Award recipient Walter Dean Myers is a five-time winner of the Coretta Scott King Award. He is the author of Handbook for Boys; Patrol: An American Soldier in Vietnam; Monster; Bad Boy: A Memoir; and the Newbery Honor Books, Scorpions and Somewhere in the Darkness. He lives in Jersey City, NJ, with his family. You can visit Walter Dean Myers online at www.walterdeanmyersbooks.com.

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