It Ain't Just the Size

by MG Hardie

Overview

Princess has returned home after a 3-year absence to heal her heart. She now seems to have it all: a job and a house. She has everything except one thing, real love. Lance is no stranger to having the odds stacked against him. An ex-con that is a hard working father, but he believes that he may never really find true love.

It Ain't Just The Size shows Lance and Princess as they find their way to love.
It Ain't Just The Size is a deeply filled play on morality, an ongoing social commentary for our times. A great story, that reaches multiple levels and great advice for both men and women.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013505643
Publisher:	MG Hardie
Publication date:	04/24/2010
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	282
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

MG Hardie is a writer from Californi and one-half member of the HardieBoys duo.
MG has won two literary awards, been on numerous shows and is sought after for advice and commentary on social and political issues. His books uniquely seek to collapse the distance between people by entertaining,sparking thought and dialogue.

Editorial Reviews

When a young man in today's world has something he needs to say to America, a memoir won't do, and a novel will detract and limit. M. G. Hardie chose the screenplay format for his new book, It Ain't Just The Size. It is broken up into days, so I tended to read it more like a journal, a diary sharing what had happened during the lives of the characters. Frankly, I was laughing, crying, getting angry, and thoroughly enjoying it!

Facebook Reviewers Roundup

Facebook Reviewers Roundup - Glenda Bixler

MG Hardie has done it again with It Ain't Just The Size. Lightning strikes twice as Hardie successfully mixes Hip-Hop references, pop culture, conspiracy theories, common sense, comedy and hot button issues into an entertaining literary gumbo, much like his debut effort EveryDay Life.

Characters with strong, yet separate identities discuss the issues that we all talk about in the comfort of our homes. Long Beach, California, roommates Lance and Cazz have a crew of friends and associate

joeypinkney.com - Joey Pinkney

As someone who was a fan of M. G. Hardie's debut novel Every Day Life, I was rooting for IT AIN'T JUST THE SIZE to live up to the hype the author gave it. After reading it, I can honestly say that it does.

Hardie returns to what he is good at: sharing powerful dialogue in a format that is easy to read and follow as all well as through characters that we can relate to. He brings back some of the characters we got to know in his debut, but adds the female perspective of Cess. Once again

Conversations Bookclub - C.A. Webb