Glitter

The Babygirl Dramas, Book 4

By: Babygirl Daniels

Narrated by: Samantha Moon

Asia Smith walks through life with a silver spoon in her mouth, thanks to her father, who spares no expense when it comes to his baby girl. But when he dies tragically, her extravagant lifestyle is brought down a notch. She struggles to adjust to her new life with Auntie Joy.

Asia thinks that entering high school will help her world return to normal. She’s excited about attending the hypest school in Detroit along with her best friend, Tracey. They’re closer than ever and loving their freshman experience - until they fall for the same boy. Tracey turns her back on Asia, and things get complicated.

Asia puts her new boyfriend before her old friendship. She’s willing to do anything to keep him interested - even things she’s not quite ready to handle. When she ends up pregnant, the boyfriend she thought would be with her forever quickly disappears, and she’s left to deal with the consequences of growing up too fast. Will her life ever get back on track?

©2009 Babygirl Daniels (P)2021 Blackstone Publishing and Urban Audiobooks, LLC

Amazing

This story broke my heart and rebuilded it and I recommend this to everyone and it’s a story that can happen to us ladies

Awesome

This story is great for young girls. Especially those that are thinking about having sex. Awesome read!!!

Great Cautionary Tale

I wish this could be a required book for young girls.

The only downside was having a white narrator. It's the equivalent of doing BLACKFACE. A white woman saying she's got a ghetto booty and "...so dark, she looks like the sun spit her out."

This pulls the listener out of stor. Additionally, she doesn't know how to say certain words like a Black person would. We don't say "AUNT" like the insect ANT. ...like nails on a chalkboard - very annoying. There are too many of these examples to note.

Just read it!

Love it! Huge babygurl Daniels fan.. glad I found this author & have been reading all her books

Typical Teenage Angst

Can anyone say you might as well just watch "Teen Mom" on MTV? I expected it to be a lot longer than the hours. I followed the whole story. I'm not sure I like the way it stereotypes families who find themselves handling unplanned pregnancies with their underage children. But then again it's not like a horrible story at all. It's very ideal. This is they way I imagine solutions happening for young adults who find themselves knocked up at thirteen. What's the best you can do you know?