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Teen Ink Magazine, April 2003 : Books Articles

Alias Grace
   Wealways seem fascinated with sensational murder trials.
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   I have never read a book like Sophie's World. The way plot and theme are combinedand expressed makes this book unique. It is a mystery, but not in theconventional sense. There are no murderers or crooks - the only bad guys areignorance and closed minds.
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The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares
   Thisis the book for all my fellow ladies who love a "hand-held chickflick." It's food for the soul that longs to read a book about falling inlove, forbidden love and true friendship.
Continue... 		Things Fall Apart
   I was raised in a Christian home surrounded by a belief system that is notquestioned. Or perhaps was not questioned is more accurate, because after readingThings Fall Apart, I was forced to consider the principles on which I have builtmy life.
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Whirligig
   FromNewbery Award-winning author Paul Fleishman comes Whirligig, an insightful taleabout the interconnectedness of every person in the world.
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