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I would recommend this book to all teenage girls. Gayle is only fourteen and pregnant with her second baby when this book starts. She is forced to make some tough decisions. As a result of her second pregnancy, Gayle is sent down South to live with her mother's family. It is there that she learns what family really means. Great book! My only warning would be to check the age and maturity of any students before reading this book as a class or assigning it to your class because there is some mature language in the book.


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Like Sisters on the Homefront Rita WilliamsGarcia Books Reviews

My daughter loved this book and still reads it every now and then. It was received in excellent condition
Loved this book my daughter loved it!
I read this book in high school I got it for my niece.
Good cultural read
Product delivered as promised.
An excellent book to read, for young African American reader. It shows the struggle of teens that have made wrong choices and find their paths later on in life. Definitely, a great book for teens who have gotten pregnant a made choice to stand against all odds! I love me some, Rita Williams-Garcia books!
This author is one of my favorites. Her characters are so real. Even though the adult language which comes out of this 14 year old character's mouth can be disturbing, Its typical of teens today and a revelation when seen in print. This is a heartwarming, thought provoking little novel about mistakes, second chances, and family. Read it, then pick up the one crazy summer trilogy and I assure you, williams -garcia will be on your must read list forever.
I would recommend this book to all teenage girls. Gayle is only fourteen and pregnant with her second baby when this book starts. She is forced to make some tough decisions. As a result of her second pregnancy, Gayle is sent down South to live with her mother's family. It is there that she learns what family really means. Great book! My only warning would be to check the age and maturity of any students before reading this book as a class or assigning it to your class because there is some mature language in the book.