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Teen Ink Magazine, October 2003 : Books Articles

Fearless by Raechel P., Boyne City, MI There are some things I need to live: Rain. Chocolate. Gaia. I need Fearless to live. I own books 1-6 and 15-19 and have read 1-10. They are remarkable, each one more breathtaking than the last. I need the thrill, the suspense, the big-city feel. Let's face it, I'm a Gaia addict. Continue...	Landing On My Feet by Gina I., Williamsville, NY In my life I am striving to overcome obstacles, trying to do things that many think impossible and to reach goals that some consider unrealistic. I, however, do not feel that they are outlandish or impossible - I think that they are very much within my reach. Continue...
Like Water for Chocolate by Dora E., E. Hardwick,, VT Laura Esquivel's Like Water for Chocolate tells the suspenseful love story of Tita and Pedro. The younger of two sisters, Tita must stay by her mother's side until the day she dies. This means no falling in love or getting married. Continue...	Shanghai Baby by Chloe E., Slidell, LA Finding Shanghai Baby was perhaps one of the most fortunate happenings I've experienced. Walking through the bookstore, its bright cover caught my eye. When I read its blurb, though, my heart sank. Continue...
The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test by Mike H., Ashland, MA One of the most interesting and exciting books I have ever read, The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test grabbed me and brought me to the world of the Merry Pranksters. I can honestly say that for the first time in my life I was sad when the story ended. Continue...

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