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Books in Young Adult Fiction series

  • The Last Race

    Celeste Walters

    Paperback (Univ of Queensland Pr, Aug. 1, 2000)
    Pippa, a gifted swimmer, has qualified for the Olympics, but her best friend and rival is in a coma.
  • Ninety-Nine Problems

    Gloria Dotson-Lewis

    Paperback (Wahida Clark Presents Young Adult, Nov. 3, 2011)
    Who wouldve thought that a drug dealing drop-out could come between childhood friends Crea McCloud and Fiona Spencer, flipping their lives upside down? When Fiona s new boyfriend, Romero, walks into the picture, Creas Reject Radar begins flashing out of control. But Fiona , blinded by her attraction for bad boys , is too caught up in the fancy cars, shopping sprees and bling to notice that he s just a dead end. She soon discovers that the material things Romero showers her with will cost her a price she won t soon forget. Crea has an issue of her own to address. Her secret crush on Brandon Thomas is becoming a little too much for her to suppress. She s tired of pretending that she s cool with being just friends. Creas ready to reveal her true feelings but there s one major thing standing in her way, Alyssa, Brandon s annoying girlfriend. Complicating matters even further is Creas brother, Vincent, who s convinced that skipping classes, tagging girls, and hanging out with gangsters is what s up. He soon discovers that a cute face can be bad for your health and getting tangled up with the law is not as glamorous as it sounds. More than enough trouble invades the lives of these three teens. When it begins to feel like ninety-nine problems are on their shoulders, will they all be strong enough to carry the weight?
  • The High School Student's Guide to Research Papers 101 Ways to Make Your Work Stand Out: 101 Ways to Make Your Work Stand Out

    Jessica Piper

    Paperback (Atlantic Publishing Group Inc, June 30, 2017)
    It's the evening before your research paper is due, and you're staring at an empty, white computer screen. The cursor is pulsing, the clock is ticking, and you're panicking. Sound familiar? It's a scenario that all young adults will face, and with it comes stress, dread, pessimism, and writer's block. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, four out of five students are not proficient writers. This book will teach young adults everything they need to know about writing a paper, from crafting an outline to finalizing the documentation. We interviewed experienced teachers who explain exactly what they want from student papers, and we show you how to achieve it. If you need inspiration and motivation for writing your next paper, this book can be exactly what you need to start and finish that research paper with impressive vocabulary, smooth transitions, and concise details that teachers won't want to lay a red pen on.
  • The Young Adult's Guide to Stop Bullying Understanding Bullies and Their Actions

    Rebekah Sack

    Paperback (Atlantic Publishing Group Inc, May 20, 2016)
    Forty percent of U.S. students voluntarily report being involved in bullying as bullies or as victims according to a national study. In this book, you will learn why bullying occurs and get at the root causes for it, why some students are victimized and why others are vicious. You will learn about cyberbullying, phone or note bullying, gang bullying, teacher bullying, and sports bullying. You deserve to go to school free from intimidation. Help make your school bully-free by using the information contained in this new book. If you are interested in learning essentially everything there is to know about stopping bullies and bullying, then this book is for you.
  • Between Brothers

    Irene Morck

    Paperback (Fitzhenry and Whiteside, Oct. 1, 1992)
    A gripping and touching story of how the precarious relationship between two brothers is tested when they both fall for a very special girl. Greg and Michael are brothers, but they don't get along. Ever. Now Greg is going to miss the hottest party of the year, and it's all Michael's fault. Instead of having fun with his friends, Greg finds himself, saddle sore and grimy, searching all over the high Rockies for a stray horse with Michael, their father and Holly - a girl with thick bones and thick glasses. Definitely not the kind of girl that usually catches his eye . . .
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  • Dougy

    James Moloney

    Paperback (Univ of Queensland Pr, April 1, 1993)
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  • The Great Nothing Strikes Back

    Jeffrey Asher Nesbit

    Paperback (Harold Shaw Pub, June 1, 1991)
    A high school senior with a troublesome attitude develops a better sense of friendship and security after getting to know the unusual teacher called Cap.
  • The Young Adult's Guide to Saying No The Complete Guide to Building Confidence and Finding Your Assertive Voice

    Rebekah Sack

    Paperback (Atlantic Publishing Group Inc, April 30, 2016)
    The truth in life is that knowing when to say "no" when you usually say "yes" is one of the most fundamentally important things you can do for yourself and for your relationships. This book walks everyone who has ever felt uncomfortable denying something to others through the process of recognizing how you truly feel. You will learn how to tap into your inner self to say "no" when necessary and "yes" only when you truly agree or are willing to do something. By understanding the proper time to say "yes," you will quickly learn how to tell the times when it's not OK, and you must say "no." Deep insight on how to deal with difficult situations Learn how to identify when a situation requires a firm "no" Gain confidence in knowing that you have the tools to tackle uncomfortable situations Be able to help others make the right decision with your new knowledge A must read for all teens
  • The Young Adults Guide to Neuro-L.inguistic Programming: A Step-by-Step Guide to Using NLP to Enhance Your Life

    Melanie Falconer

    Library Binding (Atlantic Publishing Group Inc, March 1, 2018)
    If you want to reach your goals quickly and more easily, then neuro-linguistic programming might be your answer. First developed in the 1970s, NLP is a way to make enhanced decisions, to provide advice, and to boost your self-image. This book was written to assist every individual who ever wanted to become more in-tune with their minds and their interactions with peers, family, and friends. You will learn what NLP is, when it was first developed, the original studies published in the early 1970s, and the most recent research on how it can drastically improve your life. All of the scientific language is greatly simplified so that any age level can understand what NLP is as well as how to reap its benefits. Top psychologists and therapists have been interviewed for this guide, with dozens providing information on which aspects of NLP are most effective for you. Using their advice as a map, you will learn how to use loops and systems, and you will begin to understand the different levels of learning. Everything from how language sets limits on your experience to how Meta model patterns control your life will be discussed in detail to help you take control of your life. Any teen interested in psychology will be engrossed in this easy-to-read, captivating book.
  • Message from Avalon

    Jenny Wagner

    Paperback (University of Queensland Pr, Dec. 1, 1990)
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  • The Little Drummer Boy

    David Mead, Chris Sharp

    Board book (Smart Kids Publishing, distributed by Ideals Publications, Oct. 1, 2010)
    This story about a shy boy who finds a way to honor the Christ child contains a sound button and a glow light. The Little Drummer Boy tells the heartwarming story of a small boy who finds his own special way to honor and help calm Baby Jesus. Though shy, he plays his trusted drum to welcome all visitors to the manger to worship the newborn King. Featuring a sweet drum melody, beautiful illustrations, and rhyming verse, the story will be easy for little ones to identify with. Made with sturdy board book construction, high-quality sound chip, and a glowing star. Ages 2-6.
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  • The View from Ararat

    Brian Caswell

    Paperback (Univ of Queensland Pr, July 1, 1999)
    A century after the founding of an Earth colony on Deucalion, the human residents are overwhelmed by a plague, and they and the native Elokoi must face the breakdown of society and civilization.