She Said, She Said (Kimani Tru #2)
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She Said, She Said (Kimani Tru #2)

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Can you ground your mother? On the last day of school, Tamika's boyfriend dumps her, her best friend moves away and she's forced to go on a lame mother-daughter trip to her grandmother's house. She can barely handle one minute with her controlling, critical mom. But when they arrive, her life gets even worse! Her mother is suddenly acting like she's trying out for Moms Gon...more
Paperback, 250 pages
Published April 1st 2008 by Kimani Press (first published March 1st 2008)
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Nardsbaby Reader
Nardsbaby Reader rated it 4 of 5 stars
Shelves: teens
Role Reversal

For mother and daughter Laura and Tamika Fraser, understanding and communicating are difficult, to say the least. Laura says one thing, Tamika hears another. Tamika believes her mother lives in a perfect world - being an adult, with money and the ability to make decisions. Unfortunately for Laura, it doesn't feel that way. Unemployed and concerned about her marriage, she's looking for ways to reinvent and improve herself.

When plans Tamika made for the summer...more
Dionna Bell
I think this book is good, so good that you can't even put it down. In this book its Tamika last day of school and her boyfriends dumps her and her best friend named Lisa moves away so now she don't have nobody. As for her mother while her father goes on a monthly business trip so she is stuck for two weeks with her mother in Georgia. Its embarrassing because while they down south Tamika mother Laura tries to be young again by partying with her old friends and getting drunk.
Rayzin
Rayzin rated it 5 of 5 stars
Tamika is forced to go on a trip to the south with her mother. But with the reminder of her boyfriend dumping her and her betfriend moving away she's noy up to it. Then her mother seems to think she's on Mom's goin wild. Now She has to act like the adult and try and figure out if she can snap he mom out of it.
Sarah Spector
YA--part of the new genre of African American teen fiction. The major theme is the conflict between mother and daughter--set in today's landscape. The family is middle class and the mother has to go South to close up the family home and drags her daughter with her.
K-cutie
SO FAR IN THIS BOOK THE GIRL IN MY BOOK HAS AN BEST FRIEND THAT SHE TEXT TO AND SHE IS NOT IN THAT GOOD OF AN RELASHIONSHIP WITH HER MOTHER AND SHE IS IN THE 10th NOT DONE
Bijion
Bijion rated it 2 of 5 stars
i learned that u should be very thankful because when u loose it ur going to be sad so think about what u do before you do it.
Em
Em rated it 4 of 5 stars
Interesting story about the ever changing relationship between a teenager and her mother. Loved it!
Sky
Sky rated it 4 of 5 stars
i learned to listen to your my and dont get mad at her
Lanetta
It was pretty weird how the protagonist's mom wanting to be a sixteen-year-old again. It's understandable that the mother didn't have the opportunity to live her life as a teen, but still, it's just the fact that she's finally realized, that her young years, are over. On the other hand, you do look young if you feel young.
Treasure McCarver
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so far from what I've read, the differences between the mother and daughter are so realistic. everybody goes through the same thing where you and your parents just don't get along. I think everyone who reads this book can relate right off the back.
Brianna8f
This is a real good book. It's like real life. A daughter and mother that are having problems. Every thing gets worse when she takes a trip with her mom to her grandmothers house.
i am sorry for not being the girl you want andnot
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Raynisha Blair
It was ok.
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She Said, She Said (Kimani Tru #2)
She Said, She Said (Kimani Tru #2)
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