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Stepping Up
Maggie M. Larche
language (, March 3, 2016)When life gets tough, you’ve got to step up.Surrounded by good friends and able to indulge her passion for dance, Jenna’s life seems perfect. But when her dad loses his job, everything changes. Rather than quit dancing, Jenna scrambles to find a way to pay her own tuition. Unfortunately, she soon finds that starting her own business is more than she bargained for. Can she band together with her friends – and a new crush she didn't see coming – to pull it all off?If you like heart-warming stories of clever and adventurous girls – with a touch of romance – you’ll love Jenna’s story in Stepping Up. Try this fast, fun read today!
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Stepping Out
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Paperback (Thomas Nelson, )None
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Stepping Out
Realbuzz Studios,
eBook (Thomas Nelson, Aug. 5, 2007)It's deep dish trouble for Serenity.Detention, date-stealing, and an out-of-control driving mishap. It all adds up to some unexpected twists and turns in Serenity's life--leading her to a job delivering pizzas and a desperate plea for deliverance that only God can answer.
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Stepping Out
Virginia A. Arnold, Carl B. Smith
Paperback (Glencoe/McGraw-Hill School Pub Co, June 1, 1987)None
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Stepping Out
Laura Langston
Paperback (Orca Book Publishers, Feb. 16, 2016)Laughter is fifteen-year-old Paige Larsson’s currency in life. It takes the sting out of life’s tough stuff. It eases the pain of nasty comments, agonizing moments in gym class and awkward pauses at parties. She likes it even more when others laugh with her, so she’s become a YouTube comedy vlogger. Now Paige is about to step out of her comfort zone and compete―live and onstage―in the prestigious International Teens in Comedy festival. Winning will give her the opportunity to work with some of the biggest names in comedy. It’ll also mean $10,000 for her school’s performing-arts department. But Paige has always used her humor to mask the pain of a disability, and in the world of stand-up comedy, that won’t cut it anymore.
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Stepping Out
Laura Langston
language (Orca Book Publishers, May 18, 2016)Laughter is fifteen-year-old Paige Larsson’s currency in life. It takes the sting out of life’s tough stuff. It eases the pain of nasty comments, agonizing moments in gym class and awkward pauses at parties. She likes it even more when others laugh with her, so she’s become a YouTube comedy vlogger.Now Paige is about to step out of her comfort zone and compete, live and onstage, in the prestigious International Teens in Comedy festival. Winning will give her the opportunity to work with some of the biggest names in comedy. It’ll also mean $10,000 for her school’s performing-arts department. But Paige has always used her humor to mask the pain of a disability, and in the world of stand-up comedy, that won’t cut it anymore.
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Stepping Out
Suzanne Weyn, Joel Iskowitz
Paperback (Troll Communications Llc, Jan. 1, 1990)Three girls become friends when they skip ballet class and spend a calamity-filled afternoon in a shopping mall.
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Serenity 2: Stepping Out
Realbuzz Studios
Paperback (Thomas Nelson Inc, Aug. 7, 2007)Serenity continues to get into trouble, but the students in the Prayer Club and some members of a twelve-step group she has started to attend refuse to give up on her.
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STEPPING OUT
Inc. Ford Models
Paperback (Random House Books for Young Readers, Jan. 17, 1995)Thrilled to be a fashion model working in New York, the last thing Russian-born Katerina Doeskev wants is her great-aunt from Russia meddling in her life--especially when she meets the guy of her dreams. Original.
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Stepping out
Virginia A Arnold
Hardcover (Macmillan, March 15, 1991)None
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Stepping Out
B.B. Calhoun
Paperback (Red Fox, July 6, 1995)None
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Serenity--Stepping Out
Realbuzz Studios
Paperback (Barbour Publishing, Incorporated, Jan. 1, 2006)Barbour Publishing was first to bring inspirational manga to the masses-and now tween and teen girls have another great read in Serenity, Volume 2: Stepping Out. The lonely teen with the blue hair is slowly warming up to the Christian kids who've made her their "project". . .but when Serenity wrecks Kimberly's car and refuses to take responsibility, the prayer club decides some "tough love" is in order. Can Serenity understand that their actions are really for her own good? This full-color graphic novel features a compelling storyline, realistic dialogue, and a solid biblical message for today's reader.
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