Although this story is fiction - fiction being defined as an imaginative creation or pretense - it would seem logical to me that there are women and girls whose lives are similar to those described herein. Young girls experiment, adults make mistakes, and sometimes you can't see the forest for the trees. It's all part of what makes us human. I like to think of it as a love story.
Evan approaches his sister about helping her with her babysitting jobs. However, Katie informs him that no one will hire a boy to watch their kids, so Katie points out how feminine he looks and suggests that he dress up as a girl. This is Evan's journey into his feminine side.
Stories in the Frank's Post-Apoc World Universe
This is, obviously, Book 10 of the series. It has new narrators and travels in new directions as the people of Protection and Preservation search the world for more survivors. Distances can be long between stops and new possibilities await the exploration team. Time continues to flow from the Day, now almost forty years ago.
Johnny Pulaski was a late bloomer. He was short and scrawny until the summer after ninth grade. He was small enough that even his older sister called him runt. Then puberty struck, he hit a growth spurt and he discovered the real reason that people – especially girls – liked him. Johnny's young life had all the usual ups and downs, he was just a normal teenage boy after all … or was he?
Perky, beautiful Brook is united with her father for the first time at fourteen when her mother marries the man she never knew before. The curious teen overhears more than she bargained for while spying on her parents having sex in their hot tub. And after seeing her pretty best friend, Cindy, is treated by her own father, Brook grows more determined than ever to get as much love as everyone else around her.
Stories in the Frank's Post-Apoc World Universe
It's a trip out west! New people are met. Some romance will occur. Good people will be happy. Good people will suffer. Bad people will suffer. Some questions will be answered. Janice takes a stronger leadership role in exploration. The Cook-Thomas-Sullivan family experiences a lot of ups and downs. If you haven't read the series and hope for hot sex, you will be disappointed. There is a lot of talk but NO action on "screen."
Having had an accident at birth that leaves him with mental and physical challenges, a young man copes with a world where some people are kind but more people try to take advantage of him. / (Reviews)
Jan and Bobby get parts in the school play that involve a love scene. How do you prepare for that? What do you do to ... practice the part? Now far should you go to suggest ... realism? Practice makes perfect, they say, so come along for the ride of ... their ... lifetime.
This story is the companion piece to "Getting Into The Scene" / (Reviews)
A Story in the Life in the Suburbs Universe
16 y/o Hal Smith is a quiet, unassuming Australian teen boy with a bad knee and no dreams. Taught to help people, he does; without thinking before acting. In Year Ten in a new city and school, it's a year of living in interesting times as he's often in the wrong place at the wrong time doing the right thing. He'd once dreamt of being a world athlete and had the skills to make them true, but lost them helping a stranger; and delivered a Star Performance greater than most athletes can ever do.