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Today’s question is:
Can you recommend a book that helps younger people deal with difficult issues?
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I know Elaine Fraser has a couple of YA books that deal with Teen issues. I haven’t read as many YA books so am looking forward to your answers.
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I was going to suggest Elaine Fraser’s books, especially Amazing Grace.
Thanks for the name of the book,
Robin Jones Gunn’s Christy Miller and Sierra Jensen series.
Yes her series would be good too.
Dare I promote my own book?
My recently released memoir, “Skinny Girl: a journey through anorexia”, is written in novelistic style and is aimed primarily at teens.
Readers aged from 13 to 60 + are finding it very easy to read and have said how helpful they’ve found the principles covered in the story in dealing with their own issues. These principles, like honesty, trust, forgiveness and perseverance are relevant for all of life’s challenges.
Thanks for commenting.