Girlfight

This review is Much too late, but here it is. I never even knew this book existed until one day I was looking for a proper widescreen version of the film. Loving the movie, it was a no brainer for me to buy the book. Having read it, I'm loving it even more. One of my personal favorite films starring Michelle Rodriguez. Loving her too.

Frank Lauria captured the heart, determination, and motivation of a young girl who wants a better life. Consumed with anger she gets into fights often, but learns she can channel that anger by boxing it out. But she has her own problems with a neglegtic father and a part-time best friend. She meets Adrian, another young man with a dream, and they become involved with each other. It's an amazing story full of love, betrayal, and above all, hope.

This movie is the greatest that I've seen in a long time that puts minority's at there best. It proves that you don't have to be a man to follow your dreams and achieve them. I know that this movie has a huge asset of inspiration that will affect little girls as well as women everywhere. Michelle Rodriguez is a beautiful, as well as very talented, actress that has the "umph" to take her beyond the stars. I expect to see this girl very soon in another movie with another riveting performance.