All Time Faves: Street Lit

Discover the all-time best street lit books, from Sister Souljah's *The Coldest Winter Ever* to gritty urban classics. Explore iconic faves and must-reads.

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Criminal Minded

 

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A Gangster's Girl

 

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Payback is a mutha

 

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Chyna Black

 

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Never Go Home Again

 

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Doom Fox

 

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Mama Black Widow

 

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Baby Girl

 

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Mo' dirty

 

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Gangsta

 

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The Apostles

 

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Slipping

 

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Gorilla Black

 

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The Coldest Winter Ever

by Sister Souljah

Winter Santiaga, the daughter of one of Brooklyn's most powerful drug czars, uses her own weapons--including sex and an aggressive attitude--to stay on top, after her father's empire is threatened by a drug war. Reader's Guide included. Reprint.
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I-95

 

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Nikki Turner presents Christmas in the hood

 

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Tales from da Hood

 

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Flip Side of The Game

 

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Mind Games

by KaShamba Williams

Imagine being 25 year old Serenity Wells. She's trying to raise two children while living in the basement of her mother's house with her 'has-been' husband Kyron, who's finally home from a 3-year prison bid. When it comes to beauty Serenity ups pageant standards. Ironically, when it comes to insecurity and lack of trust, Kyron tops them all. Their lives wouldn't be that bad if Serenity hadn't cheated on him, and to make matters worse, had a baby on him! Serenity's tired and so is Kyron of trying to make this young marriage work. However, when both of them invite extra curricular activities in, the love returns. Or, does it? Will love overrule betrayal, or have they been playing Mind Games with each other?