 You might know one, a talkative little girl who shares everything that comes to mind with everyone. For little black girls, chattiness can get them in trouble. As WTOP's Gigi Barnett explains, one D.C. author's new book rewrites the labels. You should find your voice and use it often. That's the message of a new children's book that shifts the image of talkative black girls from babbling troublemakers to witty conversationalists. It's called Ruby Renee Had So Much To Say, and author Ashley Iman lived it.