SuitabookTrying to repair a family
Tara continues a plan intended to reunite her parents, despite difficulties and reduced support from Suzanne.
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Jerry B. Jenkins - Author
A young person tries to repair a fractured family while coping with a damaged friendship and the consequences of a new faith. Her well-intended plan becomes difficult to control.
She's pitching better than ever for the Pandas, but nothing seems to be going right for Tara Chadwick. Her best friend, Suzanne, isn't speaking to her, and her mother thinks she's lost her mind. Tara is finding out just how much her new faith may cost her. Even though Suzanne won't help her anymore, Tara goes ahead with the plan they hatched for getting her parents back together - a plan coded "Operation Cemetery." Tara quickly finds herself in over her head as she carries out the plan for reuniting her mom and dad.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA young person tries to repair a fractured family while coping with a damaged friendship and the consequences of a new faith. Her well-intended plan becomes difficult to control.
Tara continues a plan intended to reunite her parents, despite difficulties and reduced support from Suzanne.
Tara is discovering that her new faith may cost her something while other relationships are already strained.
Suzanne is no longer speaking to Tara and will not assist with the plan they had created together.
Consider reading alongside the child if family separation, friendship breakdown or religious change may feel personally significant.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the current material supports only a cautious reading; another book-specific source is still needed.
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