what are some good books for teenage girls. i like books that like have to do with drugs and things us teenagers struggle with.. so basically books that i can relate to. they dont have to do with drugs and alcohol but i want to read something that gets me into the book
FINDING KATE is about a girl whose Dad is sexually abusive and one day leaves her on the side of the street, she is next sent to many differant foster homes. It is her diary.
ONE CHILD is about a child who has been abandoned and abused so much that at the age of 6 they kidnap a 4 year old and born them alive. next sent to a school where a teacher tries to help her. the teacher wrote the book [ dramaditz's advice column | Ask dramaditz A Question ]
IM_SO_HARDCORE answered Monday June 26 2006, 7:32 am: go ask alice
what happened to nancy
kim: empty inside
annies baby
those are sort of like diaries of actual people,
go ask alice is about a girl who deals with drugs, what happened to nancy is about a girl who is raped and gets AIDS, kim: empty inside is about a girl with an eating disorder, and annies baby is about a girl who gets pregnant and is 14. and they are all really good books. [ IM_SO_HARDCORE's advice column | Ask IM_SO_HARDCORE A Question ]
orphans answered Monday June 26 2006, 1:59 am: Dear Friend,
"Looking for Alaska" by John Green sounds like your bag. It follows the story of a group of boarding school kids who get caught up in all sorts of mischief. Pretty philosophical, it confronts suicide, it's dark but humerous.
LoveNJstyle answered Monday June 26 2006, 12:04 am: welll a book i was pretty into even though its fake or whatever is "go ask alice". its an easy read since it's like a journal. "shattering glass" was also good but it's not super girly or anything like that. <3 [ LoveNJstyle's advice column | Ask LoveNJstyle A Question ]
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