Seventeen's Terrifying True Teen Stories
Seventeen
Oct 2012 · Open Road Media
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Intense stories of life-and-death suspense—by the teenage girls who survived them.
What would you do if your house were robbed—while you were in it? What would you do if you were kidnapped? Or if you needed brain surgery? In Seventeen’s Terrifying True Teen Stories, eleven teen girls share how they bravely handled life’s most tragic and frightening challenges. The details are crazy, but their stories are amazing!
What would you do if your house were robbed—while you were in it? What would you do if you were kidnapped? Or if you needed brain surgery? In Seventeen’s Terrifying True Teen Stories, eleven teen girls share how they bravely handled life’s most tragic and frightening challenges. The details are crazy, but their stories are amazing!
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3.8
44 reviews
Naomi And saba !!
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August 30, 2015
I can't read thats why lol
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Paula Sessoms
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September 1, 2013
Awesome but again scary
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Jeannette Wilson
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October 16, 2017
Good book
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Seventeen is today’s largest selling beauty and fashion magazine for teens, delivering the latest in fashion, beauty, health and entertainment, as well as information and advice on the complex real-life issues that young women face every day.
In 2012, Seventeen partnered with Open Road Integrated Media to bring its authentic voice and dynamic content to an ebook audience.
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