Genre Juvenile Fiction. Page - 11

Tori is a young girl struggling to get by not having a home she moves from place to place until she is caught by the police and put in foster care she trys everything to get away wanted by a young woman who is wishing to adopt her she won;t stay around for long

Caden Hanson is your not so normal teenage high schooler, she's a bit of a loner mostly because she is afraid of hurting people if she touches them. She is put with a popular, skateboarder like herself named Tony Anderson and he catches her boarding and they kinda become friends and more.

a girl named shadow falls in love with a vampire named justin

What happens when the plane crashes? What happens when you’re stranded on a desert island with hardly any food, water, shelter, or dry clothing? What happens when you realize there’s no one coming to save you? What do you do?

Sock Monsters Invade Earth and kids everywhere begin to lose their socks. Is there a connection? Read along and find out!

I like knowing what's going to happen. I like routines. I like to blend in. I wake up, I put on the same uniform as everyone else, I go to work in the kitchen, I spend my free time with my best friend Ryker and our friend Angie watching movies from the ground. Once a year I watch them alone while they go to the ground with my parents and the other Deciders, but they always come back and we always get back to our routine. Until they sentenced me to death.

Lucy is seen as ‘a bit odd’ by her classmates. She is thought of as a loner – someone to giggle about and someone to avoid. However, Lucy is just a very lonely little girl who is trying hard to come to terms with the death of her mother. She has a keen sense of right and wrong and struggles through out the story to amend a huge injustice that has fallen upon her Caretaker Father. Luckily, she has truth and hope on her side, in the unlikely form of her secret friend – the Scarecrow.

Nicole and Natrice tell of the adventures and trouble they face as teens. A story written to tell of how important it is to know both sides of the story.