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Out of the Shadows: Teens Write about Surviving Sexual Abuse
Keith Hefner, Laura Longhine
Paperback (Youth Communication, New York Center, May 1, 2009)Rare Book
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In Too Deep: Teens Write about Gangs
Keith Hefner, Laura Longhine
Paperback (Youth Communication, New York Center, May 1, 2009)Rare Book
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The Teen Guide to Sex Without Regrets
Andrea Estepa, Keith Hefner, Laura Longhine
Paperback (Youth Communication, New York Center, May 30, 2010)Book by
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Surprise! Surprise!
Gyo Fujikawa
Hardcover (Jb Communication, June 1, 1989)A race over the meadow's stone wall ends with a splashy finish for Rabbit and his playmates.
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At Home in the Group Home?: An Insider's Look at Congregate Care
Al Desetta, Keith Hefner, Laura Longhine
Paperback (Youth Communication, New York Center, Oct. 1, 2009)None
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Keeping It Real: Teens Write about Peer Pressure
Laura Longhine, Keith Hefner
Paperback (Youth Communication, New York Center, May 1, 2009)"Encourage teens to stay true to their values. These stories reveal how teens tackle the enormous pressure to conform to their peers, be it how they dress, what music they listen to, or their attitudes toward drugs and sex"--Publisher's website.
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Finding My Place: Minority Teens Write about College
Autumn Spanne, Keith Hefner, Laura Longhine
Paperback (Youth Communication, New York Center, May 10, 2010)Title: Finding My Place( Minority Teens Write about College) Binding: Paperback Author: AutumnSpanne Publisher: YouthCommunication,NewYorkCenter
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Money Matters: Teens Write about Taking Control of Their Wallets
Marie Glancy O'Shea, Laura Longhine, Keith Hefner
Paperback (Youth Communication, New York Center, April 19, 2010)Book by
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Look Beyond the Label: Teens Write about Busting Stereotypes
Virginia Vitzthum, Laura Longhine, Keith Hefner
Paperback (Youth Communication, New York Center, Feb. 1, 2010)None
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Growing Up Girl: Young Women Write about Their Lives
Andrea Estepa, Laura Longhine, Keith Hefner
Paperback (Youth Communication, New York Center, June 1, 2009)Rare book
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Growing Up Asian: Teens Write about Asian-American Identity
Youth Communication, Maria Luisa Tucker
Paperback (Youth Communication, New York Center, April 1, 2010)Asian-American teens share their struggles between their traditional culture and the freedom of American teenagers.
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Growing Up Black: Teens Write about African-American Identity
Maria Luisa Tucker, Laura Longhine, Keith Hefner
Paperback (Youth Communication, New York Center, April 1, 2010)"African-American teens explore how race has shaped their lives. The authors are told they're 'too black' or 'not black enough'; they're insulted by family members and friends when they date outside their race; they're followed around by store clerks like criminals. But there's more than just the ugly side of race here. These reflective narratives show young people challenging stereotypes and creating their own definitions of beauty, community, and love"--P. [4] of cover.