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The Chronicles of Childhood
By Shabaka11 BRONZE
Tucson, Arizona

I was an unusual child. While my elementary counterparts were running on the soccer field or swirling around in ballet shoes, little prodigies––or at the very least little pupils––...
Shabaka11 BRONZE, Tucson, Arizona
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#13322 Nonfiction
And We All Fall Down
By Anonymous
#13323 Nonfiction
A Girl's True Form
By Punkharted BRONZE
Yakima, Washington
Punkharted BRONZE, Yakima, Washington
4 articles 0 photos 0 comments

Favorite Quote:
Winners never quit and quitters never win.<br /> -Vince Lombardi

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#13324 Nonfiction
My Constant Playmate MAG
By Jared Zwiener BRONZE
Albion, Nebraska
Jared Zwiener BRONZE, Albion, Nebraska
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#13325 Nonfiction
Inflating, Deflating, and Staring
By Anne Gifford SILVER
Sudbury, Massachusetts
Anne Gifford SILVER, Sudbury, Massachusetts
9 articles 5 photos 0 comments
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#13326 Nonfiction
A Graveyard Silence
By SidPusain BRONZE
Kathmandu, Other
SidPusain BRONZE, Kathmandu, Other
1 article 9 photos 11 comments

Favorite Quote:
The most skillful flattery is to listen to what the other person has to say without interfering.

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#13327 Nonfiction
What matters most?
By Okieria BRONZE
Highland Home, Alabama
Okieria BRONZE, Highland Home, Alabama
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#13328 Nonfiction
Narrative
By Anonymous
#13329 Nonfiction
I Write
By Ishi15 BRONZE
New Delhi, Other
Ishi15 BRONZE, New Delhi, Other
4 articles 0 photos 0 comments

Favorite Quote:
&ldquo;. . .There are certain people who come into your life, and leave a mark. . . Their place in your heart is tender; a bruise of longing, a pulse of unfinished business. Just hearing their names pushes and pulls at you in a hundred ways, and when you try to define those hundred ways, describe them even to yourself, words are useless.&rdquo;<br /> <br /> <br /> ― Sara Zarr, Sweethearts

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#13330 Nonfiction
The Moment I knew I was facing racism
By Anonymous