Teen Confessions #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains two stories. "No Swingin'; No Kicks" follows Bonnie, who lies in a hospital bed recounting a car accident caused by a stranger that destroyed her chances for love and happiness, as she reflects on her relationship with Pete and her scarred appearance. "Martha Marsden Meditates" presents an advice column where Martha addresses a letter from a reader about a twelve-year-old girl who has fallen in love with a thirteen-year-old boy, exploring whether such young romance can truly be love and discussing the different paths their lives will take as they mature.
Bonnie's reckless romance with Russ Goddard ends in a fiery crash that leaves her badly scarred—but it's Pete Keely, a boy she barely knew, who pulls her from the burning wreckage, and now their lives are unexpectedly intertwined. As Bonnie struggles with her injuries and Pete helps her rebuild, she discovers a path forward she never expected, one that challenges everything she thought about herself and her future.
Ellen Perkins thinks she's found her perfect match in Carl Stevens, a handsome counselor at summer camp—but despite trying everything from borrowed dresses to feigning interest in his engineering textbooks, he won't give her the time of day. When Carl finally notices something about Ellen, it's not what she expected, and his invitation for a movie becomes the start of something neither of them quite saw coming.
Karen Owens has spent years on the social sidelines, invisible at parties and overlooked by boys—until she decides to take matters into her own hands and engineer a private evening with Bob Fisher, the school's most admired student. When her bold plan backfires spectacularly, Karen finds herself cornered into a lie that could make everything worse. Now she'll have to figure out what matters more: fitting in with the crowd, or being honest about who she really is.
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