I and I Bob Marley
Review
By A Wrung Sponge
[Author] Tony [Medina] has completely captured the rhythms and cadence of Bob Marley in his poems. So much so that I have to jump up and find my iPod and put some Marley on every time we read it…Watson’s vibrant, evocative paintings of the family divided, with Mama and young boy on one side of the text and Papa riding off into the sunset on a horse washed with gold on the far side of the next page, perfectly accents and extends the poem. —A Wrung Sponge
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