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TeenVirtue 2

by Vicki Courtney · 2006

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Presents issues affecting teenage girls and their relationships, including dealing with boyfriends and physical attraction, being a good friend, and relating to family, and provides tips and advice for how to handle these situations.

Themes
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Audience
adult
Length
short · 160 pages

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