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Read Time: ~5.3 hr

My life from air-bras to zits

by Barbara Haworth-Attard (2009)

About this book

Desperate to be popular, fourteen-year-old Teresa shares her uncertainties with her old Ken and Barbie dolls as she learns that her mother is pregnant, her grandfather has Alzheimers, and having a boyfriend does not automatically solve all her problems.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreMy life from air-bras to zits Lead Character

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