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Paris Pan takes the dare

2009
Twelve-year-old Chinese American girl Paris Pan, who wants to fit in with the seemingly friendly girls at her new school, takes a dare to spend the night in a scary woods that is reputedly haunted by the ghost of a girl who died there years earlier.

The fire-eaters

2005
Despite observing his father's illness and the suffering of the fire-eating Mr. McNulty, as well as enduring abuse at school and the stress of the Cuban Missile Crisis, Bobby Burns and his family and friends, living in England in 1962, still find reasons to rejoice in their lives and to have hope for the future.

Walking on the boundaries of change

poems of transition
1998
A collection of poems about issues facing young adults, from new experiences to making choices.

Red kayak

2006
Living near the water on Maryland's Eastern Shore, thirteen-year-old Brady and his best friends J.T. and Digger become entangled in a tragedy which tests their friendship and their ideas about right and wrong.

The writing on the wall

2008
Math-loving eighth-grader Tess learns that sometimes life, like algebra, has no solutions and that she must take risks and find her own answers.

Santa Claus in Baghdad

and other stories about teens in the Arab world
2008
A collection of eight short stories recounting the experiences of Arab teens living in Iraq, Tunisia, Egypt, the West Bank, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Palestinian refugee camps.

The deep cut

2006
Considered "slow" by his father, Lonzo tries his best to help his family in Culpeper, Virginia, during the Civil War and, in the process, comes to some decisions about how to live his life.

The trap

2006
In alternating chapters, seventeen-year-old Johnny Least-Weasel, who is better known for brains than brawn, worries about his missing grandfather, and the grandfather, Albert Least-Weasel, struggles to survive, caught in his own steel trap in the Alaskan winter.

Who said what?

philosophy quotes for teens
2003
Presents a collection of quotations on a range of topics from philosophers, religious leaders, and scientists, including Socrates, Krishnamurti, Jesus, Buddha, Mother Teresa, Albert Einstein, Stephen Hawking, and others, intended to help teens develop their own personal philosophies.

I can make a difference

a treasury to inspire our children
2005
Presents an illustrated collection of stories, poems, songs, and quotes from around the world to inspire children that they can make a difference.

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