Born: 08-20-1968
Kwame Alexander is an acclaimed American author, poet, and educator known for his vibrant and empowering works that resonate with young readers. He won the Newbery Medal for his novel "The Crossover," a rhythmic blend of sports and family dynamics. Alexander's engaging storytelling and commitment to literacy advocacy have made him a beloved figure in children's literature, inspiring readers with themes of perseverance, growth, and self-discovery.
If you miss one shot, keep shooting. Because the next one just might go in.
Basketball Rule #3: Never let anyone lower your goals.
If you don't want to talk about something, you don't have to.
Words are waiting. They are in a holding pattern. They are all around you.
We all need a second chance. We all need to be forgiven.
Life is like a game, and you have to know the rules to win.
Some people find it easier to hate than to love.
Basketball is like poetry in motion, cross the guy to the left, take him back to the right, he's fallin' back, then just J right in his face.
Love is the most powerful magic there is.
You have to know where you want to go before you can get there.
Hate is nothing. Love is everything.
Some people split before the game is over, and some people stay until the end.