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| Published by: Scholastic, Inc. |
| Awards: Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults, 2000 (YALSA). New York Public Library's "Best Books for the Teen Age, 1999." |
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STAY TRUE: Short Stories for Strong Girls
(Table of Contents)
Taking Toll
by Marion De Booy Wentzien
Miranda has gotten rid of all of Mom’s boyfriends, but Albert C. Cooksley is more of a challenge.
Building Bridges
by Andrea Davis Pinkney
Bebe wants to spend the summer working on the Brooklyn Bridge, but Mama Lil thinks she should be helping out at a hairdresser’s instead.
Guess Who’s Back in Town, Dear?
by M.E. Kerr
Tory and Horacio defy convention and family to find happiness.
Going Fishing
by Norma Fox Mazer
Big-footed, big-voiced, big-herself Grace gets a glimpse of future independence.
The Transformations of Cindy R.
by Anne Mazer
Cinderella, as you’ve never seen her before.
Crazy as a Daisy
Rita Williams-Garcia
Marguerite’s a dancing fool–who’s no fool at all!
The Pale Mare
by Marian Flandrick Bray
At the charreada corral, Consuela takes a stand for a horse–and for herself.
The Truth in the Case of Eliza Mary Muller, by Herself
by Peni Griffin
Eliza Mary confrontation with her abusive brother-in-law has tragic results.
The Statue of Liberty Factory
by Jennifer Armstrong
Her parents reneged on a promised trip to Paris. Now Monica’s protesting!
Stay True
by Drew Lamm
Growing up drives Molly-be-Gone and Stick-Person-Girl apart. Can they save their friendship?
The Magic Bow
by Marilyn Singer
Can a princess find a husband who’s really her equal?
Copyright © 1998 by Marilyn Singer