Usher (Superstars of Hip-Hop) by Z. B. Hill

Usher (Superstars of Hip-Hop)

Z. B. Hill
48 pages
Mason Crest
Sep 2012
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Gr 5-8-Dark, almost foreboding-looking covers set the mood for this series. The inside images, which are unfortunately very grainy and unfocused color photographs, continue to emphasize the gritty aspects of hip-hop. Chapters include a look at the artists' childhoods and how they shaped their lives. Subsequent sections cover their career development, lives today, and impacts on the music scene. Each chapter begins with a helpful "Hip-Hop lingo" text box that defines industry terms and vocabulary, but usually only as they relate to music; e.g., "auditioned" is described as "A person who auditioned sang or performed for someone to see if that person liked his work and wanted to give him a job." Defined terms are in bold type throughout the texts.
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Pages 48
Publisher Mason Crest
Published 2012
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