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After Griffin and his family move from Florida to a small town in Kansas, his life is turned upside down. When he encounters a group of kids bent on making his life even more difficult, what he needs more than anything is a friend. This story, written by a 15-year old, expresses the complexities of bullying, grief, friendship, and the notion that not everyone with a voice can speak.

Young Teddy “Rocket” Ruquette lives on the shore of the Great Lakes surrounded by beauty and an endless variety of fun. Yet he dreams of being a treasure hunting pirate. Following a story from an old sailor, Rocket and his friends search the bottom of Lake Ontario for lost gold. Rocket and the others learn that merriment can suddenly become a desperate struggle to survive the ruthless storms of life. Excitement over the hunt fades under a cloud of fear. Pursued by a strange man they fall into twisting situations they cannot control. Rocket’s reluctant association with Sally, a disheveled, know-it-all, tomboy helps him weather the tide of adventures. Together they discover the stony truth ...

What happens when you put two teenage girls in dangerous situations where magic is the deciding factor? Well,to be blunt, anything. Join in on the craziness, and see what else they could possibly get into because its bound to happen when they're around.

. Tyndall Grove is an outstanding artist, one who has a secret gift. Her illustrations can come to life for two minutes! She decides to share this magic with students in an art therapy class. The problem: Dude Monster Jones. Ever since his baseball dreams were stolen from him, dark animations have been terrorizing the city, and they last far longer than two minutes. What follows is a war of living art. This tale of betrayal, forgiveness, and acceptance is one that will be tattooed on you forever.

Stolen music? Stolen humans? All teenagers feel like aliens. Maybe they are! When a student in seventh grade is kidnapped, there is only one suspect, a nerd with a crush on her. Find out in this rocking journey to the stars and back. This brief, zesty tale is loaded with musical references for the whole family. It is approachable for those who aren't yet lovers of reading, but there are still rhythmic and poetic concoctions to dazzle bibliophiles. Bell's novella blends a kidnapping, a love story, aliens, and teenage issues into a wild spaceship ride for the reader.