Is There a Book That Deals With a Real Teenage Girls Life?
Question by Madeline: Is there a book that deals with a real teenage girls life?
I’m talking about eating disorders, drug abuse,teen pregnancy, lying to parents, sneaking around, girls being bullied by popular girls, and someone feeling unwanted or unloved. Kind of like the people that posts stuff on six billion secrets. Like real life issues.
Ten Points for best answer. Thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by Taylor
There are many. I actually write stories on these topics for teens. But, I’m not published or anything.
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