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Stephenie Meyer, watch your back. Marlene Perez, Rachel Vincent and all you other grown-ups who write paranormal stories for young adults and up, you’ve got some serious competition in this 14-year-old wonder.
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Impressive Debut Novel From a 14-Year-Old Author
Just like other famous writers such as Susan Straight, Francine Prose and Carl Hiasssen, John Grisham has also turned his attention towards the younger readers as his target audience. The legal thriller Theodore Boone: Kid Lawyer is targeted towards readers between 9 and 12 years of age, an age group also known as tweens.
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Theodore Boone – Kid Lawyer by John Grisham
The book Twilight is hugely popular and not without reason, since there are about ten million copies of the books in circulation (the fan base is that huge). This is the story of Bella, the female lead and Edward who is a gentleman during the day and a vampire at night.
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Book Review – Twilight by Stephenie Meyer
The top 5 reasons that corporation should hire robots. Many corporations dream of the day that they don’t have to worry about employees problems.
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5 Reasons Corporations Should Hire Robots
As a mother, grandmother and former teenager, I can attest that growing up is hard to do. And in today’s society it’s harder than ever. Peer pressure is constant. Who and what is popular is not. Music, clothes, what’s in today will be out tomorrow. It’s a struggle to look cool and be popular. And where does God fit in?
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A Girl’s Guide to Life – The Truth on Growing Up, Being Real, and Making Your Teen Years Fabulous!
First of all, let me state the simple fact that I have read all four of the Twilight books. I read the first three my senior year in high school. I even had a race with my friend to see who could finish them.
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Twilight – Reasons I Found it Not to Be Worth the Hype
Is it credible that a twelve year old girl would be sent to a reform school for aiding and abetting a war criminal killed during an escape after having been harbored secretly in garage hideout? Is it conceivable that two parents could be so hateful towards one daughter and not the other? Is it possible that grandparents could be so diametrically opposite the parents of their grandchildren with no logical reason?
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Summer of My German Soldier – Bette Greene – Book Review
John Conlan and Lorraine Jensen interact as any teenagers who are not overwhelmed by the problems that beset them but deal with them as they come, sometimes not just one at a time. They alternate writing chapters to inject a multiple view of the same situation with pleasing variety. It is not unlike listening to two students eagerly revealing their escapades.
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The Pigman by Paul Zindel – Book Review
