Bad Girl: Confessions of a Teenage Delinquent
Author: Abigail Vona
At age fifteen, Abigail Vona lived a life so far out of control (booze, boys, drugs, stealing, and runaway charges that her father committed her to Peninsula Village, a controversial treatment facility for behavior modification in Louisville, Tennessee. She was kept inside this level-three lockdown and wilderness boot camp for nearly a year. And though it all started as a….Read More
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