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All It Took Was A Smile by Alison H., Medford, WI It was 2001 and I had just learned some very big news: My family was going to adopt a baby. Continue...	On Being an Only Child by Judy Y., Toronto, ON Change is unavoidable. People’s lives are constantly changing. But for me, one thing will never change ... Continue...
“My” Teddy Bear by Courney L., Elsie, NE Many see this piece of chocolatey brown fabric, now dust-covered, as a childhood memory on its shelf, staring down at his memories ... Continue...	A Sharing of the Heart by Caitlin C., San Antonio, TX Beep! Beep! Beep! I rolled over to see the glowing red letters on my alarm clock. It’s 5:50 a.m, 40 minutes before what I had set it for. Forty precious minutes subtracted from my six hours of sleep. “Ugh,” I moaned, Continue...
Special Day, Special Brother by Emily H., Gibsonia, PA In my life, I’ve experienced some good and some bad days, but when I think of all the wonderful days, one in particular stands out ... Continue...	The Payback by Jodie B., Clarkston, MI The smell of Downy Mountain Spring fabric softener filters into my nostrils and a crafty look creeps into my eyes. Continue...
The Picture by Samantha S., Cohasset, MA Walking across the white carpet to my bureau, the picture next to my alarm catches my attention. Continue...	Playing Ball with Shahzad by Jawwad A., New City, NY When I come out of the bathroom I see my brother Shahzad. Continue...

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