Marilyn Reynolds Books

Too soon for Jeff

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High school senior Jeff Browning is upset when he learns that his girlfriend is pregnant and determined not to let a baby ruin his plans to go to college on a debate scholarship, but his feelings c...

Beyond dreams

By Marilyn Reynolds

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Includes six short stories that deal with crisis situations faced by teenagers, including racism, abuse, sense of failure, aging relatives, drunk driving, and abortion.

Telling

By Marilyn Reynolds

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After being sexually abused by the father of the children she is babysitting, twelve-year-old Cassie faces a difficult journey before she finds the strength and insight to deal with the problem.

But what about me?

By Marilyn Reynolds

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Erica has always been a serious student but when her boyfriend's life starts spinning out of control, she does not anticipate the tragic consequences his behavior could have on her future.

Love Rules

By Marilyn Reynolds

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If You Loved Me

By Marilyn Reynolds

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Too Soon for Jeff

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Baby Help

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Telling

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Til Death or Dementia Do us Part

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