LOOK AT YOU NOW - Liz Pryor
~ Trade Paperback
Look at You Now: How Keeping a Teenage Secret Changed My Life Forever
A riveting memoir about a lifelong secret and a girl finding strength in the most unlikely place . . .
Told with tenderness and drawn with vivid detail, Look at You Now is a deeply moving fish-out-of-water story about how the most vulnerable moments in our lives can permanently change who we are and how we see the world.
"Readers will swiftly be drawn into the author's compassionate retelling of her teen pregnancy, her fear, shame, regret, joy, and even her forgiveness of her parents for sending her away. This coming-of-age memoir is authentic and unforgettable." -- Publishers Weekly
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LOOK AT YOU NOW - Liz Pryor
~ Trade Paperback
Look at You Now: How Keeping a Teenage Secret Changed My Life Forever
A riveting memoir about a lifelong secret and a girl finding strength in the most unlikely place . . .
Told with tenderness and drawn with vivid detail, Look at You Now is a deeply moving fish-out-of-water story about how the most vulnerable moments in our lives can permanently change who we are and how we see the world.
"Readers will swiftly be drawn into the author's compassionate retelling of her teen pregnancy, her fear, shame, regret, joy, and even her forgiveness of her parents for sending her away. This coming-of-age memoir is authentic and unforgettable." -- Publishers Weekly
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~ Trade Paperback
Look at You Now: How Keeping a Teenage Secret Changed My Life Forever
A riveting memoir about a lifelong secret and a girl finding strength in the most unlikely place . . .
Told with tenderness and drawn with vivid detail, Look at You Now is a deeply moving fish-out-of-water story about how the most vulnerable moments in our lives can permanently change who we are and how we see the world.
"Readers will swiftly be drawn into the author's compassionate retelling of her teen pregnancy, her fear, shame, regret, joy, and even her forgiveness of her parents for sending her away. This coming-of-age memoir is authentic and unforgettable." -- Publishers Weekly
