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Being Me
Tricia Copeland, Tia Silverthorne Bach
language (True Bird Publishing, LLC, Sept. 18, 2016)She has seen death, stared it in the eyes. Can she claw out of her self-created abyss to find happiness?Amanda did this. She has no one to blame but herself. But she’s determined to live at all costs and must face her demons to do it. Leaving her school and friends feels like giving up, succumbing to defeat. But dealing with her buried rage is a full-time endeavor and she moves home to reset her life.Knowing she’s made the right decision, Amanda still worries that her life may never be the same. What about college, the boyfriend she promised to marry? And piecing things back together proves to be a long and winding road.Can Amanda find love, happiness, and peace again?Being Me is the fourth and final book in the poignant and fresh Being Me clean new adult women’s fiction series. If you like true-to-life characters, emotional coming-of-age stories, and a sweet romance, then you’ll love Tricia Copeland’s heart-warming tale.Buy Being Meto rise above today!
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Being Mean
Joy Berry
Hardcover (Wieser Educational, June 15, 1988)Book
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Being Me
Pete Kalu
eBook (HopeRoad, Oct. 31, 2018)Adele is a star soccer player with a rotten family, an aching heart, and an impossible frenemy. As pressures at school and home mount, will she overcome all or will she crash and burn? When everything collapses, Adele realizes she can only rely on herself in this feminine take on the soccer world, being a teenager, and figuring out who you are.
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Being Me
Rosemary McCarney, Yvonne Cathcart
Hardcover (Second Story Press, May 3, 2016)Rosie doesn’t know what she wants to be when she grows up. But she knows she wants to do something right now. With the help of her dad and the kids at school, she discovers she can be proactive with lots of things. This is the second book, after Tilt Your Head, Rosie the Red, in the Rosie the Red series.
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Being Me
Tricia Copeland, Tia Silverthorne Bach, Daryl A McCool, Jo Michaels
(CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Sept. 10, 2016)“The loneliest moment in someone’s life is when they are watching their whole world fall apart, and all they can do is stare blankly.”-The Great Gatsby In attempt to manage her rage and shame after a violent assault, Amanda loses touch with reality. Her spiraling physical state forces her to act or die. To face her demons, she must revisit the emotions she ran from in the first place. Still unsure of what life she wants, but determined to pick up the pieces, she seeks out the right path. Can she mend broken bonds with her friends and family? Will her epic love survive? Find out in this roller coaster finale of the Being Me series.
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Being ME
Carl B. Smith
Paperback (Macmillan General Books, Dec. 31, 1980)Language arts reader. Level 10 This book is suited for a student about 2nd grade.
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Being Me
Peter Kalu
Paperback (HopeRoad, Sept. 15, 2015)There’s never a dull day with Adele: she’s a star footballer with a rotten family, an aching heart, and an impossible frenemy. As pressures at school and home mount, will she overcome all or will she crash and burn? Fighting with her best friend Michaela, texting and kissing her first boyfriend and dealing with her screwed up family, you would think this girl was busy enough, yet she still finds the time to get herself into trouble. When everything collapses, Adele realizes she can only rely on herself to sort things out. Vibrant, witty, thrill-seeking, unconventional and charismatic black female teen protagonist. A feminine take on the football world, being a teenager and figuring out who you are.
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