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| Posted: Sun Nov 16th, 2008 11:24 pm |
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Someone earlier mentioned young adult fiction, and I read a lot of it. It goes with the English teacher territory. It certainly isn't what I remember it being when I was a kid, if there was even such as category as "young adult fiction" then. There is some REALLY good writing out there for teens, with strong plots and realistic characters. Margaret Haddix, Jordan Sonnenblick, the Eragon books,etc. are good reads for teens. I can zoom through them fast, but I really do like some of them. Pam
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