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Chicken Soup for the Teen Soul Book - Real-Life Stories by Real Teens

Teen Ink Magazine, January 2001 : Fiction Articles

Beneath the Grass That morning the rain had danced on the tin roof ofEliah's home in the marshy fields of southern Georgia. He lived with his youngerbrother, sister and mother, who kept her sister and two children as well ... Continue...	Birthright "So, mathematical talent, emphasis on spatial logic.Grooming a nullspace architect, eh?" He cracked a plastic smile at thecouple, false courtesy forced by company policy and electrodes stamped on hisnerves ... Continue...
Only in Dreams This selection can be found in Teen Ink Friendsand Family, the third in the Teen Ink book series, all available inbookstores nationwide and online. Continue...	Quitting the Game "What do youthink?" she asked, parading through the aisles of a department store. We hadcruised the mall so many times I'd lost track of the ones we'd entered ... Continue...
Restoring the Warrior Steel glistened. Carelessly, she let the blade slip,allowing her finger to be sliced down the middle. Avery cursed and appliedpressure to the incision. It had been a long time ... Continue...	The Dust of Life This selection can be found in Teen Ink Friendsand Family, the third in the Teen Ink book series, all available inbookstores nationwide and online. Continue...
The Garden Twilight's hush is broken only by a trickle of water fromthe garden fountain. With light from the pale moon, Susie watches her blurredreflection stare back in a ripple of confusion. Focusing on a droplet, shecontemplates her life ... Continue...

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