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Teen Ink Magazine, March 2006 : Books Articles

Diamond Dogs
by Brett E., Hamden, CT
     “People were getting up and putting on their clothes and washing their hair and eating their eggs and reading their newspapers. And my father was in the shower, washing himself clean.
Continue... 		Holes
by Justin T., Newark, DE
     This has to be one of the greatest books that has ever touched the shelves. It was a best seller for a while and gets a rating of six out of five stars from me. I do not like to read, but once I started this for school, it seemed like I was reading for pleasure.
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It’s Not About the Bike
by Matthew K., Wilmington, DE
     It’s Not About the Bike is a great book that tells Lance Armstrong’s incredible story. It starts with his rough childhood; he never knew his dad but his mom had a great influence on his life.
Continue... 		Ready or Not
by Lauren G., Monticello, IL
     Almost everyone likes Meg Cabot’s books, especially her New York Times best seller, All-American Girl. So, I bought the sequel, Ready or Not, which continues Samantha Madison’s crazy life after she saves the president and begins to date his son.
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The Poisonwood Bible
by Laura R., Los Osos, CA
     Africa: red, organic, wild. To an American raised among picket fences and fruit punch, that land is feral. Its people appear uncivilized, unclean and undesirable.
Continue... 		There Are No children Here
by Jeana A., Phoenix, AZ
     Every day young men and women are growing up in the projects of Chicago amidst drugs, violence and death. This is a story of two young boys.
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