Books with title Maybe I Will

It’s not about sex. It’s about how one secret act of violence changes everything—how best friends can desert you when you need them most, how nobody understands. It’s about the drinking and stealing and lying and wondering who you can trust. It’s about parents and teachers, police officers and counselors—all the people who are supposed to help you, but who may not even believe you. It’s about how suddenly all of your hopes and dreams can vanish, and you can find yourself all alone, with nothing and no one. Your only choice is to end it all or to start over…and all you can think is Maybe I Will.

It’s not about sex.It’s about how one secret act of violence changes everything—how best friends can desert you when you need them most, how nobody understands. It’s about the drinking and stealing and lying and wondering who you can trust. It’s about parents and teachers, police officers and counselors—all the people who are supposed to help you, but who may not even believe you. It’s about how suddenly all of your hopes and dreams can vanish, and you can find yourself all alone, with nothing and no one. Your only choice is to end it all or to start over…and all you can think is Maybe I Will.

Luminis Books presents this heart-breaking tale of innocence, abuse, and keeping secrets that are far too heavy to carry alone. It's not about sex. It's about how one secret act of violence changes everything--how best friends can desert you when you need them most, how nobody understands. It's about the drinking and stealing and lying and wondering who you can trust. It's about parents and teachers, police officers and counselors--all the people who are supposed to help you, but who may not even believe you. It's about how suddenly all of your hopes and dreams can vanish, and you can find yourself all alone, with nothing and no one. Your only choice is to end it all or to start over... and all you can think is Maybe I Will. Author Laurie Gray presents a compelling picture of the realities of sexual assault in Maybe I Will, drawing on her years of experience as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, dealing with crimes against children. The twist in the story is that we never know for sure if the victim is a boy or a girl, and we realize that it doesn't matter, because it's not about sex. YOUNG ADULT / SOCIAL ISSUES / CHILD ABUSE / SEXUAL ABUSE / GENDER IDENTITY / BOOKS THAT MAKE YOU THINK

Luminis Books presents this heart-breaking tale of innocence, abuse, and keeping secrets that are far too heavy to carry alone. It's not about sex. It's about how one secret act of violence changes everything--how best friends can desert you when you need them most, how nobody understands. It's about the drinking and stealing and lying and wondering who you can trust. It's about parents and teachers, police officers and counselors--all the people who are supposed to help you, but who may not even believe you. It's about how suddenly all of your hopes and dreams can vanish, and you can find yourself all alone, with nothing and no one. Your only choice is to end it all or to start over... and all you can think is Maybe I Will. Author Laurie Gray presents a compelling picture of the realities of sexual assault in Maybe I Will, drawing on her years of experience as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, dealing with crimes against children. The twist in the story is that we never know for sure if the victim is a boy or a girl, and we realize that it doesn't matter, because it's not about sex.YOUNG ADULT / SOCIAL ISSUES / CHILD ABUSE / SEXUAL ABUSE / GENDER IDENTITY / BOOKS THAT MAKE YOU THINK

Maybe We Will, Maybe We Won’t is the African-American Young Adult (YA) Romance you’ve been waiting for!When Kayshawn, A.K.A. Lil’ K of the now split boy band N’Sanity, moves across the street from Saniyah, she is not impressed. He’s just another defunct pretty boy throwing his smile around at any unsuspecting female—and Saniyah is not the one. She’s got more important things to worry about than good-looking boy she used to be madly in love with, like her grades and getting a scholarship to pay for college. In order to get all that, she’s going to have to ace the senior class president candidate’s speech, and we all know what happened the last time she had to speak in public (let’s just say Mr. Jenkins’s nose will never be the same). So when Kayshawn strikes up a deal with Sinayah to help her face her fears of public speaking, will he also be able to conquer her fear of love with an R&B heartthrob? Don’t miss out on this hilarious African American YA Romance; you won’t regret it!Warning: Material may not be suitable for readers under the age of 15. There is coarse language and sexual situations in this book. Happy reading ;-)

A novel about the events surrounding the fall of Saigon and the Vietnamese refugees difficult assimilation into mainstream America. A story of how one abandoned young girl found herself in Texas, and then in the heart of a middle-aged cowboy. They soon discover the bigotry and small-mindedness that exists in this country. Forced to leave Central Texas they pursue a quest to find the other lost members of her family.