New Releases by Yvetta Doll Franklin

The author of Deleting Files and co-author of The Code Switch, Yvetta "Doll" Franklin, takes us on a journey of right, wrong, and somewhere in between. Learn what ensues when Rosie likes a boy and goes about getting his attention in all the deceitful, zany, crafty ways. What seems practical to Rosie brings about anxiety and embarrassment. As the school year progresses, Rosie has to make some important decisions. She can continue her shenanigans or learn how to treat people how she would want to be treated. But, is it too little too late for Rosie''s long-time friends? Will they forgive her? Find out in this heart-warming tale guaranteed to make you laugh, cry, and perhaps, change your perspective.

Molestation happens in every country on any given day. This storyline is based on factual events of one young girl and her trials of molestation, starting at age eight. Dina, who is now a bright 13 year old, will take you through her life of being molested. This book is perfect for younger folks, as well as adults. It is a great learning tool for victims and/or those who have had similar experiences. There are two women you will meet, Sadie and Marbella, who absolutely adore Dina and sense distress. However, they also have their issues and stories to tell. Please read this with your sons and daughters. Remind them how special they are and deserving of a safe happy life. Help them learn what to do if this dreadful act happens and how to prevent it. Lastly, there is a plethora of useful information including government agency phone numbers, how to detect if your child is being molested, and what to do about it. And always, always, tell someone if it happens!

A realistic fiction about a tender naive friendship that''s challenged when both girls become valedictorian candidates. One young girl emulates street talk, the other articulates Standard English. Yet, they share a special bond. Will their friendship endure the competition, disagreement(s) and difference(s)? Who will win? Who should win? They slowly realize the true meaning of two very important facets of life; friendship and academic achievement. From beginning to end, competition, communication, laughter, heart felt dialogue, and self searching bridges their closeness.