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Teen Ink Magazine, February 2007 : Books Articles

Atonement by Margaret W., Wichita, KS In Atonement, a gripping novel about adolescence and war, Ian McEwan weaves an extraordinary tale about the life-long effects of an impulsive accusation made by a 13-year-old girl. Continue...	How NOT to Spend Your Senior Year by Laura L., Reminderville, OH Cameron Dokey’s How NOT to Spend Your Senior Year is a fun novel that will keep you turning its pages. The main character, Jo O’Connor, has never had many friends because she and her dad were always on the move, and Jo never knew why. Continue...
Last House by Lucy H., Charleston, SC With the incomparable eloquence and casual wit that defines her as a significant voice of the twentieth century, M.F.K. Fisher’s posthumously released work, Last House, chronicles her reflections on life in 68 essays written between 1943 and 1991. Continue...	My Sister’s Keeper by Nestor F., Phoenix, AZ Continue...
Sula by Chelsea B., Oxford, MA From start to finish, I was enthralled by this extremely moving novel by Toni Morrison. Sula is filled with mystery, love, rage, sex, death, friendship, racism, heartbreak and independence. Continue...	The Belgariad Series by Zach R., Twinsburg, OH The Belgariad fantasy series is by far the best ever written. Eddings’ style appeals to the senses as well as the mind. If you enjoy any type of fantasy reading, this is a series you can’t pass up. Continue...
The Hundred Secret Senses by Kelsey R., Oxford, MA Continue...

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