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Dear Bill, Remember Me?

by Norma Fox Mazer
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Eight extraordinary stories of heartbreak, growing up, and the importance of finding your voice 
Everything changes eventually. Jessie Granatstein doesn’t think she’ll have anything to say in the journal her teacher asks her to write—until suddenly, the words come tumbling out. Zoe Eberhardt has been raised and cherished by the strong, powerful women in her family, but when she turns fourteen, she starts to see that she’ll soon have to establish an identity of her own. Marylee is quiet and thoughtful—unlike her confident, sparkling mother. But when she sees something she’s not supposed to, she realizes it might be time to start speaking out.
For the young women in these stories, growing up may be complicated, but it always leads in surprising new directions. 
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Publisher: Open Road Media

Kindle Book

  • Release date: May 19, 2015

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  • ISBN: 9781497650886
  • File size: 483 KB
  • Release date: May 19, 2015

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  • ISBN: 9781497650886
  • File size: 847 KB
  • Release date: May 19, 2015

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Short Stories Young Adult Fiction Young Adult Literature

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English

Eight extraordinary stories of heartbreak, growing up, and the importance of finding your voice 
Everything changes eventually. Jessie Granatstein doesn’t think she’ll have anything to say in the journal her teacher asks her to write—until suddenly, the words come tumbling out. Zoe Eberhardt has been raised and cherished by the strong, powerful women in her family, but when she turns fourteen, she starts to see that she’ll soon have to establish an identity of her own. Marylee is quiet and thoughtful—unlike her confident, sparkling mother. But when she sees something she’s not supposed to, she realizes it might be time to start speaking out.
For the young women in these stories, growing up may be complicated, but it always leads in surprising new directions. 
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Short Stories Young Adult Fiction Young Adult Literature