by Gaby Rodriguez
The moment I saw this book I knew I had to read it. I went to school with a few teen moms, and I've seen the statistics over and over. The subject fascinates me more than it really should, and I'm not sure why. But the premise behind this was so unique I had to know about it. Originally, when I st...
Complete utter nonsense.
I don't think I'll read this one, mainly because the movie was so bad and even though the book claims to have a good message I just don't get what it's trying to teach me. Yes, I get that stereotypes are bad, but let's face it. If you get knocked up as a teen it's going to be difficult to succeed ...
The writing seemed very juveline, and this girl is supposed to be 18. The backstory about her family took up a good half, and it dragged on. The actual content about her MONTHS pretending to be pregnant were only a few pages. The same thoughts about her family being disappointed repeated incessantly...
The writing seemed very juveline, and this girl is supposed to be 18. The backstory about her family took up a good half, and it dragged on. The actual content about her MONTHS pretending to be pregnant were only a few pages. The same thoughts about her family being disappointed repeated incessantly...
I really was impressed with this book for multiple reasons. First off, it was written (granted, she had a "ghost writer" as well) by an 18 year old young woman. Second, this book showed insight on multiple levels. She gave excellent insight in regards to the plight of teen girls, esp. those from und...
POSTED ON Debz BookshelfThis was such an interesting read. Definitely not the type of book I'd normally pick up. It's non-fiction and it's about teen pregnancy--not my kind of book at all! I'm really glad that I read it, though. It shares that story of a normal teenage girl who came from a family of...
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