Quinceañera Club Damas, Dramas, and Ana Ruiz: A Quinceañera Club Novel, Book 1, (Paperback)

from bridget3420

Ana and her husband have separated, leaving Ana to raise their two children. Their daughter Carmen seems to think that everything that is wrong with her life, is her mother's fault. Ana desperately craves a better relationship with her daughter and tries everything to get through to her. Ana deci...

from jenni7202

This review was originally posted on my review blog : Falling Off The Shelf. Things haven't been going as well as they should be between Ana Ruiz and her husband Esteban, and now he's picked up and left. Now she is left to take care of their two children, Carmen and Diego, while he goes off and t...

from bookmagic

Poor Ana Ruiz. A possibly soon to be divorced mother with an angry teen aged daughter has the makings of a horror novel. But instead Acosta delivers a funny, touching novel about family and tradition. Ana wants her daughter Carmen to have a quinceanera, a traditional Spanish party for girls on th...

from bridget3420

Ana and her husband have separated, leaving Ana to raise their two children. Their daughter Carmen seems to think that everything that is wrong with her life, is her mother's fault. Ana desperately craves a better relationship with her daughter and tries everything to get through to her. Ana deci...

from VickiLN

Drama, Drama and more Drama. This book is about the relationship of a mother, her 14 yr.old daughter and son. The book focuses more on the mother which was a nice change. We all know how the teen years can add chaos to the relationship of a mother and daughter. Add to that a divorce that the daug...