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Teen Ink Magazine, September 2000 : Books Articles

Jane Eyre As the massivebook thudded on my desk, my mouth gaped with awe. Jane Eyre was staringme in the face. "Holy Mother of God!" I cried, but little didI know that Jane Eyre would soon become a helpful, almost Biblical,handbook. Continue...	Jane Eyre "There was no possibility of taking a walk thatday. We had been wandering indeed, in the leafless shrubbery an hour inthe morning, but since dinner (Mrs. Continue...
Lisa, Bright and Dark What would you doif you were 16 and knew you were losing your mind, but your parentsthought you were faking? Lisa, Bright and Dark is theremarkable, fictional tale of Lisa Shilling and her three friends who"walk with her where adults ... Continue...	The Divine Secrets of The Ya-Ya Sisterhood Smart, funny, sad,enjoyable and wholesome only begin to describe the best-selling novelThe Divine Secrets of The Ya-Ya Sisterhood. There really aren't enoughwords to describe this wonderful book. Continue...
The Things They Carried This collection ofshort stories is a fictionalized account of the narrator, a soldier, andhis platoon during the Vietnam War. The stories seem so real it's hardto believe they are fiction. Continue...

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