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Surviving Junior High

Book Description
Surviving Junior High is for Ages 9-12. Surviving Junior High was written by Martha E. Chamberlain. Surviving Junior High was published by Herald Press. Subjects of Surviving Junior High include Devotional, Devotional calendars, English, General, Prayer-books and devotions, Prayers and devotions, Religion, Religion - Prayer & Spirituality, and Teenagers.
Book Information
PublisherHerald Press
BindingPaperback
Reading LevelAges 9-12
# of Pages295
ISBN-100836134621
ISBN-13978-0836134629
Publication Date04/1988
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About Martha E. Chamberlain (Author) : Martha Gunsalus Chamberlain, a former missionary nurse to Zambia and a lover of the Indian people, captures the essence of the persons whose biographies she has writes. A graduate of United Wesleyan ... more
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8/2/2009 Martha Chamberlain said: Suriviving Junior High is a fictional journal written in first-person by a 13 year-old girl, who survives a traumatic year through her faith, her journal and her friends.
tags: I recommend this book for young teens who struggle with their faith, their changing bodies, physical challenges and peer pressure.

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