"I know something awful is happening and I know I should tell someone about it.I just don't know if I can." -- Maya
Kerri, Jessica, Maya, and Erin.They're ready for life.They're ready for love.
They're Turning Seventeen...
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The authors of the first four titles in the fiction series--Rosalind Noonan, Wendy Corsi Staub, Christa Roberts, and Elizabeth Craft--are all expert series writers with a variety of successful teen projects behind them.
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I was hoping for a better Maya book. THe first book about her was way more interesting. This one just showed how she deals with Amandas bulimia, and how she tries to be good at track again. It didn't really show her relationship with her friends and boyfriend, which is mainly what these books are about. But it was a pretty good book, and I'm happy that I ordered it!
Format:Paperback
Even though Maya has always had a good relationship with her father, it still feels like she can't really talk to him. When he says that she can stay home alone with her friends she is thrilled - but then he says she has to stay at Marleen's house. It could be worse right? Then Maya tries out for the track team and misses her usual spot - what is happening? When one of the other girls offers her some vitamins she isn't sure that they will help, but there is more to the vitamins than meets the eye, and someone may hurt her before she has a chance to find out the truth. Another eye opening book in this true to life series, I wish that this book had been around when I was seventeen.
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Turning Seventeen continues to explore real teen issues
May 30 2001
By Erika Soeterik
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
Even though Maya has always had a good relationship with her father, it still feels like she can't really talk to him. When he says that she can stay home alone with her friends she is thrilled - but then he says she has to stay at Marleen's house. It could be worse right? Then Maya tries out for the track team and misses her usual spot - what is happening? When one of the other girls offers her some vitamins she isn't sure that they will help, but there is more to the vitamins than meets the eye, and someone may hurt her before she has a chance to find out the truth. Another eye opening book in this true to life series, I wish that this book had been around when I was seventeen.
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A Good Turning Seventeen Book
Feb 13 2002
By A 12-year old reader
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
I was hoping for a better Maya book. THe first book about her was way more interesting. This one just showed how she deals with Amandas bulimia, and how she tries to be good at track again. It didn't really show her relationship with her friends and boyfriend, which is mainly what these books are about. But it was a pretty good book, and I'm happy that I ordered it!
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