Allen Iverson: Fear no One

I'm a big Allen Iverson fan. Although I know a lot about him, there were still facts in the book that I found to be quite informative. I would recommend this book for anyone who is a fan and/or wants to learn MORE about him.

My 11 year old son used this book to write a report on A.I. he loved the book!

My son loved this book

excellent

My 13 year old son read this book for a middle school book report. He found the book easy to read and interesting. That's a win in my book, especially when it comes to getting teenage boys to sit down and read!

I picked this book up to learn more on "The Answer". This book is good for kids ages 9-12 years of age. It is a great book to pick up if you want to know some more of what when on in his younger years. I think the author could have went into the younger years of Iverson. He mostly focused his writing on his current actions and a couple run ins with th Law. But other wise I think it is a great book if you are looking to read more about his NBA career and College Career. But if are looking for more a book where it tells about his childhood I would not tell you to pick this one up. It is great for kids that want to learn about there favorite Basketball player!!

Fear No One is a biography about an NBA superstar. This is a good book. The book tells about Allen Iverson's life. This book is for all the Allen Iverson fans. Allen Iverson lived a troubled childhood, but he overcame the obstacles to become one of the greatest basketball players of his time. After reading this book, you will become an Allen Iverson fan. Allen was faced with many tough obstacles as he grew up. After all the trouble he went through, he was afraid that he wasn't going to get a basketball scholarship. Georgetown University basketball head coach, John Thompson, gave AI a chance. The best thing about the book is the telling of his childhood life. The playoff games that were talked about were interesting too, but I like the beginning of the book best. There were no bad aspects of this book. John Smallwood wrote this book.

Good text but visialization is horrible