This was a good book about a man who grew up in Indiana. He moved to New York. He hated his home in New York. But then he finds a place that reminds him of his old home in Indiana. I recommend this book for all people because it had a lot of interesting topics and good describing words.

Slomen Singer dreamed for things he could not have. During the 1900's he lived in a mens hotel in New York City,and longed for a fireplace, cat, and love. Slomen Singer had no time and the hotel would not alow a cat or fireplace. One day he goes to a diner named West Way Cafe and meets someone named Angel. I recemmend this book to people who long for something but can only get it only in dreams and wishes.

Solomon Singer lives in a men's shelter in Manhattan's Upper West Side. Very little is known about Solomon's background other than he is an Indiana native. This, however, proves to be a very effective tool in the telling of this story.

Lonely, longing for the natural joys of birds and countryside as he knew in Indiana and a friendly person to talk to, Solomon takes to going for walks during the day. A creative man, he dreams of being able to paint the dingy walls at the men's shelter purple; he years for freedom of decision making that he does not have at the shelter.

Luckily for Solomon, he finds the Westaway Cafe, a friendly and fun place. A man aptly named Angel works at the Westaway and the two become instant friends. Angel listens to Solomon and genuinely cares about him. The question is, is Angel really an angel. Yes, he is!

This is a heartwarming, very moving story that will find a permanent place in the hearts of all who read and hear it. One of these days it will become a classic.

"The Dangerous Angel PCP", is an educational piece that gets to the point without giving the reader false views of the drug that so many other drug books do. Often Psychoactive drug books that say they are going to tackle certain drugs usually have a broad view not focusing on any one drug and giving the reader to wide a perspective. Such in the case of many books that said were going to be on all psychadelics but only focus on LSD or Mescaline."Pcp The Dangerous Angel" gives you the reader a focused view on the history of the drug and it's demonic rise to the top of the illegal drug chain of the late seventies and early eighties. One of the finer points of the book is the poster of the drug when it was used for vetinary use only. It is this kind of hands on that makes this book get down to business and not "beat around the bush". The reason it was missing one star from me was because of the lack of facts for the nineties, and now.

It tells me practically everything i need to know about PCP. I would recommend this book to any person.

PCP is a hallucinogen.PCP effects on your behavior by taking a dose of this deadly drug you have speech disturbances or no speech.Gross and fine muscular incoordation,Blank stare,difficulty walking,blurred vision,dizziness and drowsiness,Racing thoughts or thinking,panic,terror,and thought disorganization.PCP has an other name that it is called "angel dust".PCP became popular amoung teenagers in the 1970s.PCP is a white powder, readily souble in water or alcohal.The drug can be taken as a liquid,tablet, or casule. It is also snorted or smoked in joints mixed with tobacco,marijuana,or dried parsley.It can be taken by injection.PCP was used for animals. People who take the drug feel the effects of the drug in 2 to 5 minutes.They also take it becuase it is sold cheap. IN conclsion this is my review of the book or PCP!