Teen Ink Magazine,
September 2001 :
Books Articles
Dave Barry Slept Here: A Sort of History of the United States "Wethe people." These three words have shaped America's history ever since theywere written on that parchment. Of course, we all know this very famous document.(At least I hope so.) History is a wonderful subject, but it can get boring. Continue...
Farewell to Manzanar "Inthe months to come, because one did have to keep on walking, one desperatelywanted to believe nothing had changed during those years of suspended animation.But of course, as was soon discovered, everything had. Continue...
Lirael: Daughter of the Clayr Yearsago I read a wonderful fantasy novel called Sabriel, and the other day, hidden onthe shelves of a local bookstore, I found its sequel. Continue...
The House on Mango Street InThe House on Mango Street, Sandra Cisneros defies traditional form and grammar tocreate an honest and passionate work. Her simplicity is beautiful, as are herabundant images and metaphors. Continue...
The Red Badge of Courage "Weldedto a common personality ... dominated by a single desire." This is just oneof many great quotes in Stephen Crane's The Red Badge of Courage, a heroic warnovel set on a Civil War battlefield. Continue...
There's a Girl in My Hammerlock There's a Girl in My Hammerlock takes the reader to a junior high in the early1990s. There, you learn the hardships a girl experiences trying to be respectedfor her wrestling. Continue...
This is the Hour _ a Novel About Goya Anovel filled with aching realities of life, tragedy and passion takes you to thetime of one of the most famous artists in history - Francisco de Goya. Continue...
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