How to Ruin My Teenage Life
Israelis
Jews, united states, fiction
Father-daughter relationship
Chicago (ill.), fiction
Adolescence, fiction
Identity, fiction
Individuality
Fathers and daughters, fiction
Jews, fiction
United states, fiction
Identity (Psychology)
Interpersonal relations, fiction
School stories
Identity
Fathers and daughters
Schools, fiction
Jews
Interpersonal relations
Family
Schools
Families
Children's fiction
Juvenile fiction
Fiction
Living with her Israeli father in Chicago, seventeen-year-old Amy Nelson-Barak feels like a walking disaster, worried about her "non-boyfriend" in the Israeli army, her mother, new stepfather, and the baby they are expecting, a new boy named Nathan who has moved into her apartment building and goes …
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