I and I Bob Marley
Review
By ForeWord Magazine
This breathtaking collection of fourteen original poems and artwork loosely follows Marley, beginning with his early childhood. . . . Watson’s illustrations capture the Caribbean beauty as well as the dusty, hardluck streets of Jamaica. Marley is shown in all lights; always arresting and seemingly bursting with prideful joy.
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