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Teen Ink Magazine, November 2003 : Books Articles

Hard Love by Lauren B., Boston, MA It is clear after reading just the first page that Hard Love is a unique novel. It portrays love from a male adolescent perspective, uncommon among teen romance novels ... Continue...	Promote Yourself with Better Grammar by Sarah M., Yonkers, ,NY If you offered most teenagers a chance to read abook on grammar, I'm sure not many would jump at the opportunity. PromoteYourself with Better Grammar, however, has proven to be one of my better readingchoices ... Continue...
The Farther You Run by Alyson K., Massapequa Park, NY Many people have trepidations about reading sequelsto inspirational novels like A Time For Dancing, and I'll admit I was one ofthem. When I opened The Farther You Run and saw a new character's name on thefirst page, even I was fearful of the story to come ... Continue...	The Gatekeepers by Elizabeth M., Dedham, MA The Gatekeepers takes readers inside theadmissions office of Wesleyan University and sheds light on the process thatdetermines who will and will not be accepted into America's most prestigiouscolleges and universities ... Continue...
Timeline by Kevin W., Stony Brook, NY In Timeline, Michael Crichtontransports the reader to 14th-century France and explores perils as a result ofventuring into a different time ... Continue...

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