Street Dreams Free Audiobook Download by K’wan

Cary Hite was born on the streets of Detroit, raised by an addict mother and a father who drives cabs. His father doesn't love him the way he should, and Cary often feels abandoned. One night, when Cary is a teenager and his father has just left for work, his mom takes out her heroin stash. When she passes out from an overdose, it's up to Cary to save her life. It's then that he decides that he's going to do whatever he can to escape the life of poverty and crime that he grew up in.

Street Dreams is a story about a shabby street urchin named Kayla who dreams of being able to go anywhere and do anything. She dreams of having the freedom of the world outside her small shanty town that only has one road in and out, where she can go with no one telling her what she can't do.

The narrator of this book is the protagonist, a young man by the name of K'wan. He tells his story in a poetic, rhythmic way that has a lot of detail about street life and the community he belongs to.

Street Dreams is a 2011 novel by K'wan. It tells the story of a young man, Taijuan, who leaves behind his life on the Chicago Southside for the big city. He dreams of becoming an NBA basketball player and living large like his idol, Allen Iverson. He gets caught up in the hustle and bustle of trying to make it big in the NBA and ends up doing anything he can to be noticed. His love life is just as difficult as making it in basketball; getting involved with the wrong people turns out to have dire consequences.

Street Dreams is a story about a young boy's dream of one day owning his own car. This audiobook is narrated by Cary Hite and tells the story in first person. Street Dreams is written in verse and uses many metaphors to create a vivid image in the listeners mind.

The audiobook website Audible.com says that 'Cary Hite' is the narrator of this audiobook. The author, K'wan, is a former drug dealer and school dropout who unfortunately turned down a lucrative career as an NBA player to go into the drug trade. There, he learned firsthand how to steal and sell drugs while never getting caught, so when he was sentenced to three months in jail for not taking his court-mandated drug rehab program seriously enough, he had some time to reflect on his life choices in prison. As a result of these insights, Street Dreams is an insightful look at street life and the struggles that many people face because of their own mistakes or those around them.