Interview With Soldier Danny

Description

“Interview With Soldier Danny” is a fascinating non-fiction book by Don Antonio.   It provides an eye-opening look into the life of one of the original “Yardies,” who played a significant role in shaping Jamaican Rude Bwoys in America. Let’s delve into the details:

• Synopsis The book chronicles the transformation of “Soldier Danny” from a young boy growing up in the ghettos of Kingston, Jamaica, to navigating the streets of Brooklyn, Bronx, and Manhattan.
  • It covers a wide range of topics, including philosophy, family, culture, humor, history, humanity, war, gangsters, pimps, robbery, murder, music, loss, icons, strength, pressure, perseverance, survival, prison life, loyalty, deceit, betrayal, smuggling, jealousy, nationalism, education, spirituality, and redemption.
  • Through Danny’s experiences, readers gain insights into the complexities of life, survival, and personal growth.

• Themes:
  • Jamaican Culture: The book sheds light on Jamaican culture, traditions, and the challenges faced by its people.
  • Urban Life: It explores the gritty realities of urban life, both in Jamaica and the United States.
  • Personal Transformation: Danny’s journey from the streets of Kingston to New York City reflects personal growth and resilience.
•   5-Star Rating
• One reviewer “Interview with Soldier Danny” should make today’s youth think twice before getting involved in gangs, drugs, murder, and prison.  THIS BOOK  serves as an educational read for everyone & not just the YOUTH 
• If you’re interested in gritty autobiographies that delve into real-life experiences, “Interview with Soldier Danny” might be worth adding to your reading list!    This is real deal by a rea,, original trailblazer who put Jamaica on the map in several aspects. This book is about philosophy, family, culture, humor, history, humanity, war, gangsters, pimps, robbery, murder, music, loss, icons, strength, pressure, perseverance, survival, prison life, loyalty, deceit, betrayal, smuggling, jealousy, nationalism, education, spirituality, redemption.