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What’s It’s Like for A Girl Book 2 Chapter 1

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When Max attended her scheduled weekly meeting with her counselor. She had an emotional breakdown as the weight of what happened to her came crashing down on her. Her mother had informed her that the police were trying to locate Shawn Grubbs since he was the one responsible for attacking her.

The Heaviness Of The Badge Chp. 2

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Julia’s alarm clock starts buzzing. She reaches over and smacks it. She gets up and starts getting dressed. Halfway getting dressed, she remembers she was suspended for three days. She stops putting her uniform on and takes it off.

“Why are you getting undress, sweetie?” Christmas had woken up and noticed Julia taken her uniform off.

“I just remembered I’m on a three-day suspension.” Julia puts on the Native American-made shirt Chayton’s grandfather gave her.

The Heaviness Of The Badge

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“Bye, kids!” Julia watches as her children exit from her patrol vehicle and heads towards their friends.

“Bye, mom.” Haylee waves goodbye to Julia.

Chayton waves goodbye to Julia as well. He spotted the other members of the school’s basketball team standing around. He recently joined the basketball team and was one of their star players. His grandfather had turned the tennis court into a basketball court for him to practice.
When he was having problems with his shots, Julia came out and practice with him. She uses to play when she went to school.

Where Has Cheshire Gone?

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“Mom, are you sure about this?” Tizzy glances at her mother in the passenger seat of her police car.

She was driving her to the Honolulu Airport, instead of the private airfield they normally used. She knew whoever the men had been a few days ago had left. Tizzy knew government agencies don’t give up that easy on people.

“Don’t worry about me, sweetie. I’ve played this game before.” A grin appears on Cheshire’s face.

“If you say so. So, how long will you be gone, mom?”

Karen's Magnificent Obsession - 3

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Karen's Magnificent Obsession - 3


By Katherine Day


(Copyright 2013)


(Karen Hansson gains more and more acceptance as girl as she juggles growing demands for her attention. The big football game approaches and Karen’s mom makes an announcement. This is chapter three of the third book in Karen’s life, the first book being “To Be Or Not To Be,” and the second “Becoming Karen.”)

Becoming Karen - Book 2: Becoming Karen

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Becoming Karen


By Katherine Day


(Copyright 2012)


(Kenny discovers how sweet it is to be a girl, but does he want it to happen? This sequel to ‘To Be or Not to Be’ tells how our heroine discovered her real self through acting. Readers may find it rewarding to read the original short novel, but it is not necessary to follow the story line.)

Her Mother's Daughter - Chapter 12

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Chapter XII - Emily Settles In

Emily said she would need some help to move her things over from her apartment, but she also said she didn't have that much. Kendra, Debbie, Lydia, Connie, and I went with her to help her move in. I found out on the way to Emily's old apartment, that trying to get her to pledge Gamma Delta Phi was a sorority project. Everybody knew she belonged there, and everybody tried, but couldn't get her in the front door, much less to pledge.

Like Mother Like Sister 01

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Introduction:
Like Mother Like Sister is a continuation of the original, "Like Mother Like Son". In the original story, Darren Peterman is a popular, athletic, heterosexual, 16 year old boy who has grown up having a "thang" for his mother. Its a stand alone story, but why not read "Like Mother Like Son" first.

Plump and Pretty - 8

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Plump and Pretty — 8


By Katherine Day


(Copyright 2012)
He was a chubby boy, soft and sweet
Finding a girl’s life so lovely and neat;
But as a big loser he grows so fetching
That a special boy finds him worth catching.

Plump and Pretty - 5

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Plump and Pretty — 5


By Katherine Day


(Copyright 2012)

This boy so soft and sweet
Finds new life that is replete
With gobs and gobs of dresses
And a girlish style that impresses.

Plump and Pretty - 4

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Plump and Pretty — 4


By Katherine Day


(Copyright 2012)


Like Cinderella, the awkward boy
Is transformed into a lovely princess.
Could life ever be so sweet with joy
As he finds in wearing a dress?

Plump and Pretty - 3

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Plump and Pretty — 3


By Katherine Day


(Copyright 2012)



Here’s a gift for you, she said
Thrusting a bra into his hand.
Now put this on, my friend,
And you will now be one of our brand.

So You Want To Be A Girl, Do You - Chapter 4

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So You Want To Be A Girl, Do You?
by Barbara Lynn Terry

Chapter 4 - Home, Shopping, Girls Night In.

(Author's Note:) I have three stories that need to be completed. This is one of them. Now I write my stories from how I was accepted in the 1950's in a small, redneck town, in the American upper midwest. The so-called rednecks stayed to their drinking at the taverns with their buddies. The things I put in my stories is what I actually had. Yes, I had pantyhose instead of tights because I wanted to be a big girl.

Part I - Home.

Marilyn's Impossible Dream, or She's So Pretty -- Chapter 1

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Marilyn's Impossible Dream, or She's So Pretty -- Chapter 1



A mother's affection for her lovely son stems from the circumstances of Merritt Lane's birth. This is the first chapter of a novel about a boy who was born to be raised at a time before the words “crossdresser” and “transgender” were in the vocabulary. Will young Evelyn, Merritt's mother, be able to raise this child the difficult days ahead?

Father Just Doesn't Get It - Part 4 - Girls night in

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Father Just Doesn't Get It - Part IV
by Barbara Lynn Terry

Previously:

"Mom, is everything okay? You look like you were far away there for a while."
"I'm fine, honey. In fact, everything is fine. I was just thinking how beautiful you look, and what your father is actually missing out on. But we won't dwell on that. He made his bed, short sheets and all, so he has to sleep in it. You are so pretty though."

What Mother Didn't Know - Book 2 - Chapter 1 - 2

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What Mother Didn't Know - Book 2
by Barbara Lynn Terry

(Author's note: You have all spoken and I have listened. I had to take some time to figure out how to start book 2, so I will start where I left off in book 1. Thank you all for reading and commenting on book 1. Barbara)

Chapter 1 - At home after the hearing.

When we got home from the courthouse, we all sat down and had a little talk in the dining room. Daddy was even home for this too.

To Sonja Henie, With Love

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Peter learns about his Norwegian heritage and finds his true self in preparing for a School’s holiday pageant.
He also gets the finest Christmas present of his young life.

To Sonja Henie, with Love

By Katherine Day

Copyright © 2009 Katherine Day

Pigtails Are for Girls -- Part 14

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Pigtails Are For Girls — Part 14
Chapters 29-32 
 
By Katherine Day
 
It’s a whole new life for Jane who now seeks to become accepted for who she is in a world that may not be ready for her.
Somehow she finds a way, gaining new strength.

Pigtails Are for Girls -- Part 13

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Pigtails Are For Girls — Part 13
Chapters 27-28 
 
By Katherine Day
 
Jarod seeks to live through another school year, trying to be a boy.
He faces bullying and harassment at the urban school, even while finding acceptance as 'one of the girla'

Pigtails Are for Girls -- Part 12

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Pigtails Are For Girls — Part 12
Chapters 25-26 
 
By Katherine Day
 
As his mother’s ambivalence continues, Jarod remains a boy even as Jane’s modeling career takes on mythic proportions,
forcing this lovely teenager to live a double life with all its complications.

Pigtails Are for Girls -- Part 11

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Pigtails Are For Girls — Part 11
Chapters 23-24 
 
 By Katherine Day
 
Jarod's femininity and beauty come to the forefront as his mother grapples with reality that her son is destined, much to her worry, to become a lovely woman some day.

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