False Friends and True Strangers

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The girlfriends from โ€˜Nama Beach High learn the liberating secret of discipline In this second book of the โ€˜Nama Beach High series, Laura Duffy and her friends from the โ€œconflictedโ€ girls club discover a โ€œsecretโ€ text hidden within John 16. Laura has a chance to experience the truth of this secret when she gets her driverโ€™s license, starts a new job at the local Gap store, then observes kids from her school in the act of shoplifting, and even suffers the theft of her car. Worst of all, her friend Joy Beth, who seems to possess everything in life, develops diabetes. Together the girls realize that possessing things sometimes leads to being possessed by them. They learn that discipline is the ability to deny and to choose not to exploit. Discipline is a way that Godโ€™s power can bless them. They find out that surrendering all of lifeโ€™s non-essentials and identifying what remains as Godโ€™s sacred gifts is The Key.

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Nancy Rue has written over 100 books for girls, is the editor of the Faithgirlz Bible, and is a popular speaker and radio guest with her expertise in tween and teen issues. She and husband, Jim, have raised a daughter of their own and now live in Tennessee.

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