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Teenie (Martine) is hard-working and comes from a strict West Indian household. Her best friend Cherise meets a guy online and Greg, the to-die-for basketball player in her school, starts flirting with Teenie. She's trying to ace her exams to get into a study-abroad program, but it's becoming increasingly difficult to focus on her studies. When Cherise and her have a falling out and Greg becomes more aggressive, Teenie is in a bind with these new challenges and dangers. The characters and situations are realistic. I also enjoyed the multi-cultural facets of the novel found in Teenie's parents and upbringing.


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Teenie Christopher Grant Books Reviews

This book is great and has many details. I would recommend it to me cousin and I plan on reading other books by Christopher Grant.
This book was well written, it was humorous and delightful. I would recommend teenagers to read this book, the diversity of the book was wonderful. It is a warm and wonderful book to read.
This book was for my daughter when she traveled to South America for the Summer. She loved this book she shared it with her cousins there and left it there for them to read. So I ordered another one a couple if weeks ago!!
I enjoyed the experience
Beautifully and realistically written story of a young girl coming of age in Brooklyn, N.Y.
Funny, poignant story of teenagers in high school. Authentic dialogue and concerns. Good reading for YA and those who like to hear what kids are thinking and talking about.
I am a woman in my 30's who couldn't help but think back to my high school days as I read this book. But the one thing that I kept thinking was, "how did a grown man capture the teenage girl's experience and perspective so well"? Christopher Grant wrote with honesty, humor, sincerety, and (I'm still trying to get over it)authenticity as I traveled back through time and relived some of my most terrifying moments of "what do I say to a boy", to realizing that "a boy that looks good doesn't necessarily mean he had a brain", to "do I listen to my parents who haven't a clue as to what I'm going through right now or do I listen to my friends who also don't seem to have a clue as to what I'm going through right now"?! LOL. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and would recommend it to anyone who wants to take a familiar walk down memory lane or who wants to let a certain teen know that she isn't the only one going through things. This book may spark a conversation or two that will eventually foster more conversations as one navigates on the path from child to young adult. Reading this book didn't only take me back to the days of being high school freshman, but it also reminds me of just how far I've come. Kudo's to Christopher Grant for making me smile. Keep up the good work! I wouldn't mind seeing another Teenie book to see if he's really talking about me. ;-)
Teenie (Martine) is hard-working and comes from a strict West Indian household. Her best friend Cherise meets a guy online and Greg, the to-die-for basketball player in her school, starts flirting with Teenie. She's trying to ace her exams to get into a study-abroad program, but it's becoming increasingly difficult to focus on her studies. When Cherise and her have a falling out and Greg becomes more aggressive, Teenie is in a bind with these new challenges and dangers. The characters and situations are realistic. I also enjoyed the multi-cultural facets of the novel found in Teenie's parents and upbringing.