Ebook {Epub PDF} Just Like That by Marsha Qualey

Just Like That. Marsha Qualey. Published by Penguin Young Readers Group, ISBN ISBN  · Acclaimed author Marsha Qualey explores, with honesty and wit, the heart of a young woman coming to grips with her life and the people in it—and getting used to the fact that everything can, and will, change. Just like that. Young Adult Romance Fiction Realistic Fiction. pages, Hardcover. First published /5(K). Just Like that. Things change so suddenly. one day Hanna has a long-term boyfriend; the next, she realizes she doesn’t have strong feelings for him and breaks up with him. one day Hanna trusts her two best friends completely; the next, all of that trust is toppled. And then Hanna finds herself the bearer of a major secret: she was the last person to see two teenagers before they died in an accident on the icy /5(10).

[] Things change so suddenly. one day Hanna has a long-term boyfriend; the next, she realizes she doesn't have strong feelings for him and breaks up with. Home Qualey, Marsha Just Like That. Just Like That by Qualey, Marsha. Show all copies. Summary; Discuss; Reviews (0). Just Like That Marsha Qualey, Author Dial Books $ (p) ISBN More By and About This Author. OTHER BOOKS The title of Qualey\x92s (Thin Ice) novel and the multiple.

Just Like That by Marsha Qualey. In just one short month, Hanna had managed to break up with her boyfriend, make some bad decisions with a boy she barely knew, lose her two best friends, and the. Qualey, M. (). just like that. New York: Penguin Group. ISBN: $ Genre Contemporary Life and Adventure Suspense Awards ALA Best Book for Young Adults and New York Public Library Best Book for the Teen Age. Why is this book in the Collection? just like that blends a little bit of intrigue and. Just like that, Hanna Martin's entire life is scrambled. And there is little that Hanna can do to move on until she overcomes that belief that she has sole responsibility for what happened at the lake. Marsha Qualey's JUST LIKE THAT is a bone-achingly cold, honest, and memorable tale of life after tragedy.