Lisa

Springflower Books #5

by Betty Shaffer

Lisa Carson is distressed when Brandon Danforth asks her out because of some mistaken impression of her reputation

Genres: Christian Fiction, Young Adult, Christian

142 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1982

Reviews

[Brooke]

Teen pregnancy is very interesting to read about, but Cedar River Daydreams: Broken Promises tackled it better, even if the book had a boring subplot. Really educational though. I wonder if the other SpringSong books will be more exciting.

[Cindy aka "The Book Fairy"]

Realistic/imaginable novel for teens to ponder.

[Gabrielle]

Thought a little biased as this is my grandmother, but a wonderful book about what Teenagers struggle with and wonderful insight into teenage pregnancy and the right way to handle things.

[Theresa]

Lisa (Springflower Books, #5)
Shaffer, Betty
early teenage pregnancy disrupts the life and plans of Lisa, as she struggles to come to terms with her situation

[Laura]

Extremely interesting read, especially after all of the 16 and Pregnant episodes I've watched. Times sure have changed.

[Tina]

I read this book as a teen and it truly amazes me how things have changed. Nowadays, there would be no home for girls and most likely, Lisa would keep her child and raise it with her parents.

[karen]

so far this book is good.