Teen Ink Magazine,
September 2005 :
Books Articles
Great Expectations by Donna M., Wichita, KS This is, in a sense, a novel aboutjourney, but I like to think of it as a love novel (it is partiallyautobiographical). Though some sections may be confusing, overall it iswell-written ... Continue...
My Prison Without Bars by Nathan K., Chatham, IL Have you ever wanted to climb inside the mind of one of the greatest yet most controversial players in baseball? Now you can, with My Prison Without Bars. Pete Rose teams up with Rick Hill to compose a masterful biography ... Continue...
The Second Summer of the Sisterhood by Krisline I., Glendale, AZ Don’t stop. Can’t stop. Justone more chapter, then eat. I read this novel in record time. The SecondSummer of the Sisterhood grabs one by the hand and exquisitely reveals aworld of friendship and love ... Continue...
The War of the Worlds by Leonardo , Weston, FL H.G.Wells is one of the greatestscience-fiction novelists. He has written many famous books, one ofwhich I had the pleasure to read recently. The War of the Worlds is goodenough for me to start calling it my favorite book ... Continue...
Wicked: The Life & Times of the Wicked Witch of the West by Madison D., Galesburg, IL When a friend played the song“Popular” for me, I fell in love with it. She told me it wasfrom a new Broadway musical called “Wicked” that told thestory of the Wicked Witch of the West ... Continue...
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