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Books by John Green have a lot in common. They're always very intellectual, have some hidden philosophical message, and are brimming with killer humor. They feature a nerdy boy who chases after a beautiful- and unattainable- girl and learns something through his unrequited love. Looking fo... - Reviews > Book ReviewsMegan Chase lives a relatively normal life. Her father did mysteriously disappear into a pond one day, and she does sometimes see strange creatures, but really her greatest concern is how to get the football star, Scott, to notice her. This normality is shattered when she discovers her brother has b...
- Reviews > Book ReviewsGemma longs to break free of her parents' overprotective grasps, so she can have the freedom she's always dreamed of. She loves Tar, a boy who ran away from an abusive father, and wants to protect him. After running away herself, she finds she adores the street life. But some of the friend...
- Poetry > Free VerseShe sits with one leg crossed over the other, sandal dangling by the straps on her toes. She wears a little makeup, that's just what they expect. With hair over her shoulder, a tilted head, and a deceptive glass of ice tea, she's what they're looking for. She doesn't sp...
- Fiction > Realistic FictionI watch her return from the bathroom, licking her teeth, and my stomach twists with enough disgust for both of us. She sits down beside me, swinging her legs over and across each other. Still not looking at me, she flips her hair with one hand and holds out the other. The Listerine burns in my c...
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- Reviews > Book ReviewsFinninkin lives a perfect life in Lumatere, with loyal friends, a respected father, and a clear destiny. Within five days, it's torn apart. In a mysterious turn of events, the entire royal family is slaughtered and an impostor becomes the king. Worse, a barrier around Lumatere forms, trapping s...
- Fiction > Historical FictionToday, I watched him come. His stride was confident and the sun blazed off his armor, and immediately pride warmed my belly. Pride for him and his position in the army, obviously, but also pride that he had come to see me before joining the battle. I knew of too many women who had lost their son...
- Poetry > HaikuWell, you never wore short skirts like that before, so I guess we're even....
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- Reviews > Book ReviewsThe ten best things I want to do (or be) in my life. By Karim Aboudi, 15 Jaffa Apartments, Ramallah, Palestine. 1. Champion footballer of the entire world (even I can dream). 2. Extremely cool, popular, and good-looking and at least 1.90 metres tall (or anyway taller than Jamal). 3. The li...
- Fiction > Realistic FictionYou showed me the stance, and I watched your muscles tighten, cobralike, in your thin legs. You did all the demos, since you were the best one there. Everyone whispered about you: MVP for seven years in a row, top libero in the country for four, international champion for five. My body yearned to...
- Poetry > Free VerseThe days fly past like birds outside my window. Do they feel their lives slipping by? Do they molt their fledgling feathers and think: that part of my life is gone? Do they mourn over these feathers; mourn over that which will never be again? Or do they just leave their worries with the...
- Fiction > Realistic Fiction“It’s your birthday,” whispers Jenna. Her fingers pick at a thread in the couch. “You can have my blue shirt if you want.” I don’t, and I wouldn’t take it from her. “Nah, it looks better on you.” I’m rewarded by a beam of relief. “Birthday hug?” I fold her into my arms...
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