teenagers' writings, american

A collection of more than 125 poems and stories written by American high school students.

Twenty-five selections, the young people address a wide range of emotions while coping with the trials of growing up.

A collection of poems by teen poets who participated online or in person at workshops sponsored by The New York Public Library and Poets House.

A collection of poems about childhood, family, nature, and other subjects, written by young people ranging in age from eight to eighteen.

A collection of poetry and fiction produced by high school age writers, originally published in the literary magazine "Hanging Loose, " between 1987 and 1994.

A high school freshman shares insights, practical information, and resources on conducting a job search and profiles other young people, from twelve to seventeen years old, who have found their dream jobs.

A collection of essays in which teenagers examine issues related to homosexuality, such as coming out, homophobia, and relationships with family and friends.

Presents the writings of twentieth-century American boys age twelve through eighteen, including essays, poems, diary entries, and stories on topics such as friendship, family struggles, first love, violence, homosexuality, and other concerns.

Describes the accomplishments of eleven teenagers who are self-taught or home schooled and presents a case for home schooling.

Presents more than 150 poems and stories by high school students, originally published in "Hanging Loose" magazine between 1994 and 2002.