/lit/ - Literature

>>8574478
oh, and Willo Davis Roberts

View from the Cherry Tree (child witnesses murder)
Don't Hurt Laurie (abusive step mom, scene where laurie hits the toilet and feels her tooth come out)
The Girl with the Silver Eyes (telekinesis)

also, The Great Brain (mormon kids)

Also, when I was 12 I read The Happy Hooker. I learned everything about being a proud whore.

the 2 Judy Blume male and female adolescent books, Then Again Maybe I Won't and Are You There God? It's Me Margaret

Earlier, was into Beverly Cleary Ramona Quimby series (Age 8, The Pest ...)

My first venture into adult reading was Joyce Carol Oates' them and Margaret Atwood's Cat's Eye. They were my mom's books and I wanted to try to understand her more (I didn't—probably even less so). I enjoyed the reading for my own benefit, though. I became a JCO addict. Margaret Atwood was a little too plain and weird, but I also started her Robber Bride and overall I felt she had interesting story ideas, but not enough character evolutions (devolutions, too)

I also read crap, like Choose Your Own Adventure.

Be a Perfect Person in Just Three Days!
The Girl with the Silver Eyes
The View from the Cherry Tree