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| Teen Ink Love and Relation (Teen Ink Series) | 
enlarge | Authors: Stephanie H. Meyer, John Meyer Publisher: HCI Teens Category: Book
List Price: $12.95 Buy Used: $4.67 You Save: $8.28 (64%)
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Avg. Customer Rating: 1 reviews
Media: Paperback Reading Level: Young Adult Number Of Items: 1 Pages: 400 Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1 Dimensions (in): 8.6 x 5.7 x 0.9
ISBN: 1558749691 Dewey Decimal Number: 810.809283 EAN: 9781558749696
Publication Date: April 1, 2002 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Condition: Excellent customer service. Order inquiries handled promptly.
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Once again, Teen Ink assembles the voices of teens speaking from their hearts on topics of real importance. Teen Ink: Love and Relationships delves into the deepest corners of their souls to reveal many insights. Teens explore their relationships with a parent, friend, grandparent or acquaintance, as well as their connections with beloved pets, special teachers, caring doctors and even nature. Tales of fun family moments, painful times of leaving friends, and memorable accounts of magical or heartrending moments with a grandparent are revealed through poems, personal experiences and fiction. As in previous Teen Ink books, poignant photography and artwork capture teens' extraordinary talents and thoughts. The teen writers and artists in Teen Ink break the stereotypes society so often places in their paths. The powerful human emotions shared by all people are captured here by young voices unafraid to share their pain and triumphs. Pieces for this book were chosen from more than 300,000 submissions to Teen Ink, a monthly magazine written entirely by teens for teens. This nonprofit publication is read by 3.5 million teens nationwide. Since its inception, Teen Ink (formerly The 21st Century) has published more than 25,000 students. These young authors produce fresh, creative, honest and always compelling words that make Teen Ink the standard for teen expression empowering them. The magazine empowers teenagers by publishing their words, giving them a voice and demonstrating that they can make a difference.
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Warning: Contents May be Addictive! May 1, 2002 4 out of 5 found this review helpful
This book illustrates 100% the emotional roller coaster that is a teen's everyday life; one word covers it all--real. "People love others not for who they are, but for how they make them feel."--Irwin Federman. That is exactly what Teen Ink's most soul-stirring book yet emulates. Teen Ink: Love and Relationships is filled with heartfelt stories, art and poems, some painful, and some joyous. Yet, regardless of the emotions, each entry captures the true essence of being a teenager. This is a masterpiece, causing me to laugh and cry along with each story, remembering the same emotions I once felt and causing me to anxiously await my own relationships. Not only does Love and Relationships speak to teens like me but adults too; bringing back memories of high-school crushes, parental relations and the way they felt when they lost a friend. This book is so magical that I can't wait to show my friends, hopefully each story will touch their hearts and souls as it has touched mine. Love and Relationships not only entertained me but also provided hope that I too would make it out of my teenage years, alive and a stronger person. Thank you, Teen Ink, for providing a manual on teenage life that teens, siblings, parents, boyfriends and even teachers should read if they truly want to understand what its like to be a teen. Go ahead, read it--I dare you.
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