Sara has a deviation in her life plan in the form of an unintended pregnancy, and the book is about her growing into her new life.
Warnings: discussion of racial microaggressions, labor, mention of domestic abuse, dubious consentĪ light-hearted novel about a pregnant teen adjusting to a new change in her life, Belly Up has an entertaining narrator in the form of Sara. With the help of her overbearing mother and grandmother, Sara will learn to navigate life’s challenges and be ready for anything, as she prepares for the birth of her baby. Juggling the realities of a pregnancy with school and a new relationship are hard enough, but when Jack, the father of her baby, turns back up, Sara’s life goes from complicated to a complete mess. So when Sara meets Leaf, who asks her out and doesn’t seem to care that she’s pregnant, she finds herself falling. It’s hard enough to start your junior year as the new kid in school, but at 5-months pregnant it’s even harder.
To make matters worse, she has no way of contacting the father and she and her mother are about to move to a new town and in with her grandmother. When 16 year old Serendipity Rodriguez attends a house party to celebrate the end of sophomore year, she has no intention of getting drunk and hooking up with a guy she’s just met, let alone getting pregnant.
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