"EveryDay Life" is a nostalgic verbal romp through the 90s, no subject from spankings to war is off limits. In between sessions of smoking for perspective, these friends delve into a convoluted, yet endearing, never-before-seen game of The Dozens. Follow the main character and his friends as they expound on their views of life, love, and society in a hip-hop nation.
"Powerful"..."Inspirational" -Terry A. O'Neal- Best Selling Author
"Filled with all kind of goodness, nobody writes dialogue like MG Hardie."- Jay. Jackson
"I am glad I read this book, it is really eye opening." -Wille McGinest 3x NFL Champion
"This book is very good"- Craig Hodges 2x NBA Champion
"It takes courage to write a book like this."- sai Browne former executive director if KRS-1's Temple of Hip Hop
"Whoa, MG you sure are hitting them hard in this book." -C.J. Morgan Radio Host
In Black and Bulletproof, Marcus Hardie tells his journey from his dangerous childhood in the outskirts of Los Angeles to war-torn Israel. He explains the importance of faith in his life and how it led him to enlist in Israel’s elite anti-terrorism unit the Sayeret Golani. Hardie’s exploration his life of violence, courage, and redemption is a tale no reader should miss.
"Hardie Demonstrates You Can Have Your Struggles and Still Be BULLETPROOF"- Cyrus Webb
The DSM has been criticized by some researchers as being insufficient in relating to the psycho-social issues arising in the black community. Hence, the development of the Black Diagnostic and Assessment Manual of Mental Disorders First Edition, Clinical Version, (BDAM-I-CV). The goal of the BDAM-I-CV is to address the significant psycho-social needs of the black population worldwide.
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Two Brothers, Two Paths, One Love
Two Brothers, Two Paths, One Love
