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Picked to become an intern at her favorite teen magazine and spend an adventure-packed summer between seventh and eighth grades in New York City, Elena is excited but also worried about losing her best friend.

The Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association is the style manual of choice for writers, editors, students, and educators in the social and behavioral sciences, nursing, education, business, and related disciplines.

A collection of tips and tricks from contributors designed for anyone who wants to create their own zine, a handmade magazine or mini-comic about favorite bands, personal stories, subcultures, or collections.

A comprehensive reference guide for children's writers that features interviews with published authors, illustrators, and industry insiders and essays which offer tips on how to break into the market and get a children's book or story published, as well as more than 500 listings of book publishers, magazines, agents, and other resources.

After they are successful with their magazine and secure funding for their school, Paulina finds herself left alone to juggle the responsibilities of the magazine while the other girls leave to pursue their own interests.

Features over 100 illustrations depicting a wide variety of techniques, styles, and subject matter found in contemporary children's literature.

Sandra Berlin believes that her life is right on track with her job as a rising magazine editor and her engagement to her high-school sweetheart Bucky, a successful ad executive, but she is forced to reexamine her past and her plans for the future when she learns that Bucky has two other fiancees.

An autobiographical novel based on the life of reporter Michael M. Hastings, who in the story is an intern with "The Magazine." When the Iraq War starts Hastings' naivety about the world of journalism and must decide between the career journalists who can help him with his own career or siding with his friend in the field whom he feels is reporting the real news.