| Description |
266 pages; 18 cm |
| Summary |
"Being raised in the game by conniving, money-hungry, married-to-the-streets parents, the only thing seventeen-year-old Porsha Jackson was sheltered from was fairy tales. Calvin, her father, is one of the most feared and respected drug dealers in the city, and Trinity, her mother, has a reputation for a firm hand and on-point aim. From hustling and grinding to balancing a few hours of school a week to keep social services off the family's back, Porsha has been groomed from an early age to hold her own and help run the family's business. Now that she's a few months away from turning eighteen, she's anxious to be grown and have freedom from Cal and Trin's control. All she wants is to have a lavish apartment and cuddle up with her secret boo, Elvin "Street" Thomas, who also happens to be one of her father's most trusted street hustlers. By the time she finds out she's too grown and in way over her head, the snake has already slithered his way into her heart, and the Jackson family will be hit with the worst luck ever."-- provided by publisher. |
| Subject |
African American women -- Fiction.
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Street life -- Michigan -- Detroit -- Fiction.
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Drug dealers -- Michigan -- Detroit -- Fiction.
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African Americans. (OCoLC)fst00799558
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Detroit (Mich.) -- Fiction.
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| Genre/Form |
Urban fiction.
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Fiction. (OCoLC)fst01423787
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Urban fiction. (OCoLC)fst01750222
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| Added Title |
Shorty's gotta be grown |
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Shorty's got to be grown |
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Shorty has got to be grown |
| ISBN |
1645562247 |
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9781645562245 |
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