Review: The Girl Who Couldn't Say No — Tracy Engelbrecht

I expected this to be a semi-preachy book with some humour. A ‘beware this bad life choice’ sort of autobiography. It was a spur of the moment reading choice. It turned out to be a relaxing read, written in a friendly conversational tone with just enough humour to make you smile and take the edge of what could have been a very dry story.

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Teaser Tuesday: The Girl Who Couldn't Say No: Memoir of a Teenage Mom

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Basically it involves posting two sentences from a random page in the book I'm currently reading! If you like the teaser, you should check out the book and add it to your 'To Read' list.

Miss Timid was a soft-spoken lady with frantic eyes, who was obviously out of her depth and actually looked like she could snap at any moment. She assured me he’d be okay.

Tracy Engelbrecht (2011-05-16). The Girl Who Couldn't Say No: Memoir of a teenage mom (Kindle Locations 1931-1932).  . Kindle Edition.

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