Lessons From Prison endorsement from Kareem Abdul Jabbar
December 15, 2009
It’s 9.45 on Tuesday morning, and I’m typing here at my desk where I like to spend time alone and write. I just started writing an outline for a case study that I’m working on with a major university. We are in the very early stages of turning my story into a case study that we hope will be published in various Review Journals across the country. It both humbles and strengthens me to know that others find value in my work and story. To that end, I am pleased to share an endorsement I received from Kareem Abdul Jabbar on behalf of my book, Lessons From Prison. Knowing that Kareem receives hundreds of requests, I am grateful and honored that he took the time to not only read my book, but endorse my work. Thank you Kareem.
“Justin’s book Lessons From Prison is a fine example of the ‘cautionary tale.’ His honesty and willingness to bear the responsibility for his actions makes it possible for the reader to learn from his mistakes. It is in every sense a forthright and honest accounting and it should be a great teaching tool.”
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
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