When Alice Andrews, a reporter from Newark, meets Jack Russworm, a Harvard-educated doctor from Boston, she immediately senses they are from different sides of the tracks. As their love and passion develop, they get lots of advice and warnings from friends and family. Can their relationship survive, or will social status push them apart? The landscape of upper class Black Manhattan society gives a thoroughly modern twist to this tough-girl rich-boy love story. Narrator Kim Staunton captures Good Hair's sexy humor, subtle social gestures, and the couple's romantic struggles.
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"My first taste of Benilde Little, and I must say that I found it very pleasurable. Great writing and intersting depiction of the "black elite" "
— Simone (5 out of 5 stars)
" Wonderful story about a black female living in New York and how so survives and finds happiness. "
— Yona, 9/26/2013" Great read...and yes, there really are people like those portrayed in this book. :) "
— Jeanette, 7/2/2013" Fast read. The girl in the story really made me sick, but she made the right decision in the end. "
— Karen, 3/27/2013" Great author. Easy reads. Middle/Upper class tales of woe and happiness. "
— Charmaine, 11/2/2012" This would be the soft-cover hollywood version of a W. E. B. Du Bois-type message about the Black upper class and their obsession with appearances. It wasn't a complete waste of my time, but almost. "
— Sy, 8/1/2012" It was great and vey funny "
— Shelita, 2/25/2012" My first taste of Benilde Little, and I must say that I found it very pleasurable. Great writing and intersting depiction of the "black elite" "
— Simone, 9/14/2011" Cute little novel, though not worth keeping around when you're done. "
— Tajma, 4/3/2011" I actually found this book in my house and decided to take a chance on it, the book actually surprised me it was pretty good "
— Ebonne, 7/12/2010" I have read this book over seven times and can't get enough of this beautiful love story. "
— Delmeer, 6/21/2010" It was fun. Glad I don't live in NY. "
— Becky, 5/6/2010" It was fun. Glad I don't live in NY. "
— Becky, 4/12/2010" This would be the soft-cover hollywood version of a W. E. B. Du Bois-type message about the Black upper class and their obsession with appearances. It wasn't a complete waste of my time, but almost. "
— Sy, 1/4/2010" Cute little novel, though not worth keeping around when you're done. "
— Tajma, 9/22/2009" Great author. Easy reads. Middle/Upper class tales of woe and happiness. "
— Charmaine, 11/18/2007Kim Staunton is an audiobook narrator and actress known for her performances in Heat, One Life to Live, Changing Lanes, and Law & Order. She is a graduate of the Juilliard School.