Road Trip Redemption
Road Trip RedemptionBecca Wierwille
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Road Trip Redemption (2025)

Becca Wierwille

Others: Positive

A hopeful adventure for kids ages 8-12 about sisterhood, friendship, and the power of starting over.Three years ago, Jada Robinson betrayed her best friend.Now, her family has moved, and thirteen-year-old Jada struggles to make friends. Realizing how it feels to be bullied, she’d give anything to undo the past.When Jada finds a stray dog, she is sure he’s the same beloved pet her ex-best friend, Kimmy, once lost. This feels like Jada’s chance to make things right.Jada talks her two older sisters into a trip to Pennsylvania to reunite Kimmy with her furry friend. But as new questions about their canine companion unravel Jada’s plans, she wonders how she’ll face Kimmy after all these years.The road ahead may be more complicated than Jada imagined."A fast, funny read that touches the heart and gives the reader a taste of true courage!" —Kristen Joy Wilks, Award-Winning Author of Phooey Kerflooey"Laughter and tears mingle in one unputdownable story." —Chautona Havig, USA Today Bestselling Author and Host of the Because Fiction Podcast"A sweet story of friendship, sisterhood, and forgiveness." —C.J. Milacci, Award-Winning Author of the Talionis Series and Host of the Read Clean YA with CJ Podcast

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