youths' writings, american

A collection of approximately one hundred stories and poems by teenagers on the topics of family, friends, challenges, love, imagination, school, fitting in, milestones, and memories.

A collection of prose, poetry, and artwork by teens that reflect how they feel about the issues they face every day.

A tenth anniversary celebration of the PUSH anthologies presents top-selected entries from 2008 through 2011 and features up-and-coming writers who competed in the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards competition.

The author describes how he spent his teenage uears cloimbing mountains in the United States, South America, Africa, and Asia, wih an emphasis on his two expeditions up Mount Everest.

The author describes how he spent his teenage years climbing mountains in the United States, South America, Africa, and Asia, with an emphasis on his two expeditions up Mount Everest.

Contains a collection of poems from over one hundred fifty young writers who share their thoughts and feelings about ongoing global violence and solutions for peace.

Jambi, a young Kenyan boy who has befriended a lion cub, tracks a band of poachers who have captured some of the lions in the cub's pride.

Addresses a variety of issues Asian American teenage girls and young women face in the early twenty-first century; and includes comments by women from across the United States.

Collects four novels including "In the Forest of the Night," in which a teenage vampire revisits the time of her metamorphosis; "Demon in my View," in which Jessica, writer of vampire fiction, meets a couple who are eerily similar to the characters in her book; "Midnight Predator," in which vampire hunter Turquoise poses as a human slave; and "Shattered Mirror," in which the past and future of a vampire and a vampire-hunting witch collide.

Contains a collection of short stories, poems, and artwork by young writers and artists, culled from the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards from 2002-2004.