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Confession of a Teenage Nobody: One teen girl's confession on love, dating and sex

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Annie (short for Anonymous) belongs to the one club no girl wants to belong to... The Last American Virgin Club.
How far will she go to revoke her membership?
This is a short story confession based on a true events though names, places, and some situations have been changed or embellished. Mature situations for a more mature teen audience. Contains a young adult romance with sex situations and has a light LBGT subplot. Considered PG 13.

55 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 14, 2015

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2,264 reviews1,060 followers
August 4, 2016
At first I was really annoyed with how jokingly this book seemed to take the subject but as I got farther in, it did a total 180 and I ended up quite enjoying the ending. A cute little story that filled in the time in between calls at work nicely!
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604 reviews50 followers
February 5, 2016
Random pick but a nice read!

It was like reading an anonymous post somewhere on internet. But a fine read.
Profile Image for Amy Butcher.
215 reviews
February 16, 2017
This book took me a whole 20 minutes to read and was just a confession of a girl losing her virginity,while the discovers herself It was ok but not the best short story.
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112 reviews3 followers
January 22, 2018
This was an acceptable read, in the dark, during my kids nap time. Otherwise, I don't think i would recommend this book. Nothing really happens, good or otherwise.
6 reviews
May 23, 2018
It was okay! It was short and very fast! But enjoyable!
39 reviews1 follower
March 1, 2023
I read this book when I was really young (too young) but it's always stuck with me and showed me important things. I really would love to find out what happened with Annie and her crush after prom <3
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
3 reviews
February 1, 2025
How do you publish a book without knowing the difference between your and you're?!
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267 reviews3 followers
November 26, 2016
Confessions of a teenage nobody is about a girl named Annie who believes all her friends are sleeping with there boyfriends and she sees girls making out everywhere she looks so along with her friend they decide its time that they leave the 'Last American Virgin Club' so her friend gets herself and Annie a date with some older guys so that they can finally lose their virginity even though they are only seventeen.

Annie and her friend date the guys for a short time and they end up partying and Annie finally sleeps with her date but her friend backs out.

The story was overall okay and I kind of guessed the ending midway through the story.
3 reviews1 follower
March 20, 2016
Satisfactory

A fun quick read. Recommended if you like reading flash fiction. I read it in about an hour. The plot was pretty original, but could use more descriptions. The rating would definitely be upped to five stars if this were longer!
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Author 36 books64 followers
April 20, 2016
I wonder if this is real?

Short and easy read. The plot was simple, but I enjoyed the description. Not much to comment on considering the length. I'd give it 3.5 stars. Captures the essence of a confused teenage girl well.
1 review
February 20, 2016
Okay

It was a little slow paced, and the huge confession wasn't as big like I thought it would be. Good for a quick, 2-3 hour read.
4 reviews
May 4, 2016
READ IT NOW!!!!!

Because its a teenage drama book and I love drama so who ever likes drama this book is for you
4 reviews
July 27, 2016
Helpful

This book showed me that you don't have to be scared of showing people your true identity and don't be scared of telling people
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