youths' writings, american

Contains twenty-six essays written by young men ranging in age from fourteen to twenty-four, discussing the challenges of dealing with peer pressure, absent fathers, succeeding in school, and more.

Collects more than twenty stories in which African-American teens address identity and racism in the United States, and includes a related short fiction story.

Contains one hundred poems written by teenagers, and explores romantic love from a variety of sexual orientations, along with obsession, heartbreak, and more.

As seventeen-year-old Sarah, daughter of a powerful line of vampire-hunting witches, continues to pursue the ancient bloodsucker Nikolas, she finds herself in a dangerous friendship with two vampire siblings in her high school.

After her eccentric Aunt Melissa gives her an enchanted unicorn for her tenth birthday, Katherine uses the beautiful creature's help to try to rescue her aunt from the evil Sultan of Zabar.

A collection of poems written by young Native Americans, inspired by or matched with photographs of artifacts and people from the National Museum of the American Indian.