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Huck Finn, the son of the town drunk, and Jim, an escaped black slave, make a break for freedom down the vast Mississippi River on a raft.

"Average human teenager Tsukune accidentally enrolls at the boarding school for monsters--no, not jocks and popular kids, but bona fide werewolves, witches and unnameables out of his wildest nightmares! And now he's a sophmore! On the plus side, all the girls have a monster crush on him. On the negative side, all the boys are so jealous they want to kill him! And so do the girls he spurns because he only has eyes for one of them--the far-from-average vampire Moka. On the plus side, Moka has glowing red eyes for only Tsukune. On the O-negative side, she also has a burning, unquenchable thirst for his blood..."--Back cover.

With Gyokuro, leader of Fairy Tale, controlling Alucard using Moka's Rosario, Tsukune fights his way into the deepest level of Fairy Tale and risks his very humanity in an attempt to stop Gyokuro.

Who can outsmart a pack of pirates and the murderous Long John Silver? Who is fearless enough to single-handedly board a ship and steal it back? Who else but the most daring lad of all --- young Jim Hawkins!.

Kyle Jackowski, a sullen teen trying to deal with his sexuality, finds himself in trouble with the law. When he is given a chance to serve his sentence by working on a farm he meets Sam, the farmer's son, who helps Kyle understand what it is like to have a loving and supportive family.

The students realize they need to elect a new class president after Trace moves away, and when Cory and Brock enter the race, Jazz and Dru wonder if either of the candidates will make good leaders.

Josh makes a promise to his dad to not drive friends with his newly-acquired driver's license, but when he takes his friends Phil and Susan to the dance, he endangers the bond of trust with his father.

When football teams from opposing schools stay at the same hotel and are ordered to be polite and keep to themselves by the coach, Cole begins to wonder if Rick is up to no good, especially when Garrett, from Oak Hill High, goes missing.

After fathering a baby, a teenager moves in with his karate-loving uncle and tries to come to terms with his guilt and find a way to forgive.

Provides an overview of health and hygiene for boys eight and older, discussing puberty, cleanliness, diet, fitness, drugs, alcohol, and more.