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Edition Language:	English
Series:	Real Life #1
Setting:	Florida(United States)
Literary Awards:	Christy Award for Young Adult (2011)

Motorcycles, Sushi and One Strange Book (Enhanced Edition) (Real Life #1) Kindle Edition | Pages: 225 pages

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Title	:	Motorcycles, Sushi and One Strange Book (Enhanced Edition) (Real Life #1)
Author	:	Nancy N. Rue
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 225 pages
Published	:	May 4th 2010 by Zondervan (first published April 10th 2010)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Christian. Romance. Fiction. Realistic Fiction. Contemporary. Christian Fiction

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Four girls are brought together through the power of a mysterious book that helps them sort through the issues of their very real lives.

While family dinners and vacations to touristy destinations are ordinary events for her “normal” friends, fifteen-year-old Jessie Hatcher’s normal life means dealing with her ADHD and her mother's bipolar disorder. So why is Jessie shocked when the unexpected happens? Now her "normal" includes living in Florida with the father she always thought was dead and learning the secrets of sushi from a man who teaches by tormenting her. Life isn't any saner with her dad, but a cute guy and a mysterious book might just be the crazy Jessie needs.

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"Motorcycles, Sushi, & One Strange Book" is a fast-paced young adult novel with some romance. This is the first book in the "Real Life" series, but you can read them in any order without missing information or spoiling the other books in the series.The world-building was excellent in all areas and brought the story alive in my imagination. I liked the characters. They acted realistically and dealt with realistic, hard problems. I cared about what happened to the characters, so I had a hard

This is a mini Books For Christian Girls review. It is not a full content review and will not receive one. These mini-reviews are years old and just for clarity on the rating the book received on Goodreads. 7/26/2015- The title of this book mentions "and one strange book" and to be frankly honest, that what this book felt like to me. It got better by the end, but still not a series I plan to finish.*Main Content-Someone tries to overdose but lives; Blood & Dead fish

I wish this series had been around when I was in high school. What a great way to make scripture seem more real! Is there an RL for 40-somethings? Rue's characterization of what it is to be a high school student reflects my memories fairly accurately. While this first book's scenario seemed a bit extreme with the bi-polar mother, I enjoyed returning to St Augustine (scene of reluctant prophet trilogy). And as this series progresses, the situations feel more and more realistic (or at least closer

Jessie is 15 years old and lives in Birmingham, Alabama with her mother. Jessie has ADHD, which she spends a lot of time trying to hide, and her mother is either in her "In-Bed Phase" or "No-Bed Phase", which she also hides. Jessie has learned to cope with all of this on her own. Jessie's mother has told her that her father died, so no one is more surprised than Jessie when her father shows up and wants to meet her. Jessie's mom gets sicker and ends up in a mental hospital and Jessie has to go

Overreacting and Preaching galore 2.5 starsSo much of this book had me saying to myself "NO ONE CARES." or "IT ISN'T A BIG DEAL." Plus I was not expecting the abundance of preaching and Bible bits, ugh. Honestly the main character has her head up her ass for the majority of this book. Annoying. Also the bubblegummy terminology used repetitively is also cringeworthy and annoying. Hmm.

Great book!! Teen girls should all read this!

This book had me laughing so hard that even my cat was looking at me funny. I loved Jess's dad and their relationships, as well as the motorcycle, the sushi making, Rocky, and Weezie. I could so totally relate to Jess and all the struggles she had in her life. This was a teen/YA book, but I found the book totally interesting. I loved the line towards the end of the book...we may not be totally "cured" of our demons but with God's help, the stronghold they have on our lives can be lessened.