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Loading... The Life of Langston Hughes: Volume II: 1914-1967, I Dream a World (Life…by Arnold Rampersad
None. I love both volumes I and II. It took a while to read both, and thought I knew he had died, as the book began to detail his last few months, I began to really get sad, and as he died, I literally was in tears. I'm not a crier, and I read this book while on the stationary bike at the gym. As he was dying I was feeling as if I was losing a friend. I must have really gotten emotionally invested in the book because I suddenly had to leave the gym and go home. It was as if some one called me on my cell to tell me someone I cared about had died. This was a great book. ( )no reviews | add a review
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