Appropriate for: Teens, Adults
Written in the first person, a first-semester college girl with a low self-esteem goes through some ups and downs before she finds security in a relationship. I enjoyed this book because it was someone else's roller-coaster ride of emotions, drama, and dating.
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Book Review: Being Sixteen by Allyson Braithwaite Condie (LDS fiction)
Appropriate for: Teens, Adults
From the back cover: Being Sixteen is a coming-of-age story about two sisters and their different struggles. It addresses what it means to have a testimony, what it means to be a friend and a sister, and what's involved in dealing with and overcoming an eating disorder. I enjoyed this book because it was enlightening, uplifting, and helped me understand a little bit better the struggles of others.
From the back cover: Being Sixteen is a coming-of-age story about two sisters and their different struggles. It addresses what it means to have a testimony, what it means to be a friend and a sister, and what's involved in dealing with and overcoming an eating disorder. I enjoyed this book because it was enlightening, uplifting, and helped me understand a little bit better the struggles of others.
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