She’s Only 15

De: Shameek Speight

Narrado por: Cee Scott

"Standing here in front of you today, sharing my story - this wasn’t supposed to be my reality. There’s not a day that goes by that I don’t ask myself: What could I have done different? Was there anything I could have done to prevent this heartache; to prevent this tragedy? To wake up and feel whole again? And regardless of every possible scenario I came up with, there was always a way around it,” Yvonne said as she wiped tears from her eyes and composed herself.

“I shouldn’t be standing before you today. I shouldn’t feel this pain; but because this is now my reality, I’m sharing my story with you.”

She’s only 15.

©2018 Shameek Speight (P)2018 Shameek speight

Good Read

Loved the book, the narrative could have been better. the male voice was annoying, I would reccomend this book

love it

I love this and can't wait for part 2 and 3. The audiobook is so good

New to audio books

Love the dialogue but they should’ve used a mans voice for the men parts of the story. Overall loved and enjoyed the book.

Tears in my eyes

Everything was extremely touching. Everyone needs to read to this. I sat my desk with tears in my eyes while listening to this book. It’s heartbreaking, but we needed to hear this.

amazing

love this short story , it was very interesting, the only thing i could complain about is the theme music they had playing after each chapter,but other than that amazing!!!!

Every teen should hear this

I like this one. It reminds me of my sister a little bit. Except for the scary parts.

It was a decent book

This book was decent. A time killer. The book just seemed rushed to me. But still not a bad listen.

the daughter

I liked it I'm buying book 2. dislike nothing about this book thumbs up twice

Wow

This book is amazing. Any book that can make me FEEL like I’m in the room with the characters is a damn good book.

True to life.

I would have preferred a male and a female narrator. Narrator a bit distracting. No real surprises in the story line. The author's words were effective. I felt every emotion. Very believable dialogue... every bit as as annoying as teens and millennials sound.