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Little Ghetto Girl by Danielle Santiago - After a successful life in the drug game, twenty-one-year-old Kisa Kane plans to retire -- settle down, Danielle Santiago is the author of Grindin' and founder of Mischievous Girl Foundation, which is dedicated to helping battered women and innercity girls. She lives in Harlem, New York, and. NOVEL: Little Ghetto Girls-A Harlem Story AUTHOR: Danielle Santiago ISBN: PUBLISHING: 2 OF A KIND PUBLISHING REVIEWER: Talented Tenth Book Reviewers Tu-Shonda Whitaker RATING: 5 OF 5 STARS The best way to write a review for Ms. Santiago's debut novel, Little Ghetto Girls, a Harlem Story, is to say, "Lets all rise, take the crown, and pass it down, there's a new princess of Hip Hop. Danielle Santiago's Little Ghetto Girl: A Harlem Story was an Essence magazine #1 bestseller, a compelling portrayal of the challenges young women face in ghettos across America. Now Santiago's putting it down again, better than ever, moving on from the little girl to the grown woman in Grindin', the second in her trilogy of Harlem Stories.. Holding the story down in Grindin' is Kennedy.

Buy a cheap copy of Little Ghetto Girl book by Danielle Santiago. After a successful life in the drug game, twenty-one-year-old Kisa Kane plans to retire -- settle down, find a good man, and raise a family of her own. Little Ghetto Girl.: Danielle Santiago. Simon and Schuster, Feb 6, - Fiction - pages. 34 Reviews. After a successful life in the drug game, twenty-one-year-old Kisa Kane plans to retire -- settle down, find a good man, and raise a family of her own. Done with the thug life, she has everything a ghetto girl would want: plenty of money. "Featuring a bonus chapter from Grindin', by Danielle Santiago"--Cover After a successful life in the drug game, twenty-one-year-old Kisa Kane plans to retire -- settle down, find a good man, and raise a family of her own.