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Annie's Baby by Beatrice Sparks

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Annie's Baby

The Diary of Anonymous, a Pregnant Teenager

Beatrice Sparks

HarperCollins · Print & ebook · December 28, 2004

Reading lane: YA Adoption Stories

When Annie discovers she's pregnant by her boyfriend, she's devastated.

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Why This Clicks

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A diary’s intimate voice brings fear, hope, and the hard questions of young motherhood close.

Come here for

  • A candid, inward look at fear and hope.
  • The tension between wanting to raise a child and wondering if she can.

Expect

  • An intimate diary perspective on pregnancy and parenting alone.
  • A deeply personal account of panic, self-doubt, and hope.

Book Details

Authors
Beatrice Sparks
Publisher
HarperCollins
Published
December 28, 2004
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
YA Adoption Stories · Teen Pregnancy
Reading lane
YA Adoption Stories

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Publisher Categories

  • Coming of Age

  • Letters & Diaries for Teens

  • YA Adoption Stories

  • YA Stories About Parents

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  • YA Stories About Girls & Women

  • Historical YA

  • YA Horror

  • Contemporary YA Romance

About This Book

When Annie discovers she's pregnant by her boyfriend, she's devastated. She has never felt so alone. With no one she can talk to, she pours her heart out to her diary, confiding her feelings of panic, self-doubt, and the desperate hope that some day she can turn her life around. She decides she wants to keep her baby and dreams of loving and caring for this little person. But after the baby is born, it's in her diary that she faces the agonizing question: Can she really rais...

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When Annie discovers she's pregnant by her boyfriend, she's devastated. She has never felt so alone. With no one she can talk to, she pours her heart out to her diary, confiding her feelings of panic, self-doubt, and the desperate hope that some day she can turn her life around. She decides she wants to keep her baby and dreams of loving and caring for this little person. But after the baby is born, it's in her diary that she faces the agonizing question: Can she really raise this child on her own?

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