In 1950s Atlanta, a Jewish girl named Zink navigates prejudice and finds friendship with a Black girl.
Author
Cherie Bennett
13 books in the catalog
Cherie Bennett has 13 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly friendship, realistic fiction and young adult. The titles we've reviewed span 1993 to 2003.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–18, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
This novel tells the story of a modern-day teen who finds Anne Frank's diary and feels a deep connection to her.
A group of teenage girls navigates the complexities of friendship, romance, and societal pressures in a contemporary setting.
A teenage girl investigates a series of crimes and uncovers a conspiracy.
A teenage girl grapples with body image, peer pressure, and finding her identity in the late 1990s.
A group of young people work and live in a busy hospital environment.
This contemporary YA novel explores the life of a teenage girl dealing with body image issues and social pressures. It delves into themes of self-esteem, friendship, and finding one's place.
This book follows the lives and friendships of a group of teenage girls on the West Coast. They navigate high school and personal challenges.
A teenage girl grapples with the consequences of a risky decision involving organ donation for her younger brother.
A high school student deals with rumors and gossip after a party.
A young girl named Katie feels jealous when her new baby sister arrives and demands attention.
This novel follows a teenage girl navigating friendships, romance, and personal growth during her high school years.
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