Average Teenager
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Book 1: Average Teenager
Turning 13 is basically the best thing ever for pre-teens everywhere. This is the time where they can be in charge of younger siblings and do things only older kids can do.
For June Marvin, turning 13 means having respect from her older sister Kathy. But puberty might be a little more than she can handle.
Before he turned 15, Duncan Reser was the middle child of 2 siblings, an older brother and a younger sister. His brother warned him of puberty since he was 10 but will he actually take his brother's warning to heart?
It takes the support of family and friends to help these two through the hell life of teenage years.
The heart-breaks, The bullying, The struggles
And the changes
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