Whose Am I?

The Girlfriend #1

by Angela Whitehead

Life is pretty good when you’re dating the cutest guy in school. But what happens when he asks you to do something that goes against your beliefs? That’s the question Sharlee must answer in Whose Am I? Sharlee has been raised by Momma Johnson, her grandma, and she’s an old school, sanctified Christian. She’d prefer her youngest granddaughter not date at all, but she knows Sharlee is no longer a child and has to start making her own decisions. Lukas McGhee, the new guy in school, has all the girls mesmerized and Sharlee is no exception. She’s shocked when he asks her to the Homecoming Dance. It doesn’t take long before they both fall head over heels, but that’s when things get complicated. With prom only a few weeks away and college on the horizon, will their senior year be a dream come true, or a nightmare? Find out in Whose Am I? This second edition contains The Girlfriend Guide, a study guide that contains questions, reflections and Bible connections. It's perfect for youth groups, book clubs, friends of individuals. The Girlfriend Guide lets readers put themselves in the characters shoes and examine the choices they make. Bible verses related to the events in the story help readers see how God's word speaks directly into their lives.

206 pages, Paperback

First published February 10, 2014

Reviews

[African Americans on the Move Book Club · Rating 5 out of 5]

Whose Am I? Is and excellent read for all women regarding age. A story told about a young girl’s journey as a Christian being tested. Can Sharlee keep her Christian faith and still have fun at her senior prom with the tall and handsome new guy Lukas at her school? Or will she be tempted away from her Christian faith? And even though she is falling in love will Lukas feel the same or not? Can her and Lukas survive their rocky times and still come out of it all on top? I highly recommend this enjoyable and wonderful journey as the characters pop off the pages before your eyes and fill you in a world much like our own. Angela Whitehead has done a superb job when it comes to hooking her readers into an intriguing plot that is beautifully well written. A novel that all readers should pick up and read. So many lessons that we all can learn from this brilliant novel. Overall, I rate this novel a five out of five stars.

Danielle Urban
AAMBC Reviewer