9 Peabody Estates When I was ten I became fascinated with London, England. It was where mygreat-great-great-grandfather Joseph Price was born and raised, which I learnedfrom the family Bible handed down over the generations. Continue...
A World Unknown Amongst the fieldsof South Africa in the desert where poverty is the leader butoverruled by the presence of sweet,innoncent children
Hinduism as I Have Known It Hinduism: The dominant religion of India that emphasizes dharma with its resulting ritualand social observances, and often mystical contemplation and asceticpractices. Continue...
My Trip Home Somepeople live their lives without a chance to see the country their parents andgrandparents came from. Two years ago, my whole family went to Vietnam, thecountry of my ancestors. Continue...
Ohio This selection can be found in Teen Ink Friendsand Family, the third in the Teen Ink book series, all available inbookstores nationwide and online. Continue...
Philadelphia the subway flashes by mosaics buried 50 feet underground. i stare out thewindow, entranced by the blue spirals and golden streaks of light. i am9, and the world is filled with wonder. Continue...
Travel Trouble RecentlyI went on a vacation to Canada with my mom and my younger sister. When wearrived, exhausted from the six-hour plane ride, we had to wait 45 minutes to gothrough customs. When it was our turn, my mom went to the counter followed by meand my sister. Continue...
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