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SYNOPSIS
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145th Street: Short Stories
MYERS, W |
Wrenchingly honest of short stories capturing the
heartbeat of one memorable block in Harlem.
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8 Plus 1*
CORMIER, R |
Collection of nine stories that offer young readers
insight into various types of adult relationships.
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Am I Blue?
BAUER, M (ed.) |
Sixteen short stories about gay adolescent experiences.
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American Dragons: Twenty-Five Asian American Voices
YEP, Y (ed.)
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A collection of short stories, poems and dramatic pieces
on what it is like to grow up Asian American.
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American Eyes. New Asian Short Stories For Young Adults*
CARLSON, L
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Short stories exploring the conflicts young people feel
living in two distinct worlds - one of memories and traditions, and one of
today.
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And We Sold The Rain: Contemporary Fiction
SANTOS, R (ed.)
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This is a collection of short stories from Costa Rica,
Guatemala, El Salvador, Panama, Honduras and Nicaragua.
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Athletic Shorts: Six Short Stories
CRUTCHER, C |
Six deeply touching stories in which the reader revisits
some memorable characters from the author's distinguished novels.
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Ballad Of The Sad Café And Other Stories
MCCULLERS, C
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A collection of McCuller's best short stories about
grotesque people and situations in the southern United States.
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Bearing Witness, Stories Of The Holocaust
ROCHMAN, H & MCCAMPBELL, D
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Diverse and powerful introduction to Holocaust literature
through stories, poems and memoirs.
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Dancing Girls And Other Stories
ATWOOD, M |
A collection of short stories which offers readers
fourteen meditations on the complexities of human relationships, evoking
terror, laughter and compassion.
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Doing Time*
THOMAS, R |
Each of these ten short stories focuses on a high school
student's mandatory 200 hours of community service and the youth's response
to the required project. |
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Effects Of Knut Hansun On A Fresno Boy
SOTO, G
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Forty-eight narrative memoirs that move from childhood
memories, to reflections on poverty, to the joys and heartbreaks of love.
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El Bronx Remembered*
MOHR, N |
In the South Bronx - or El Bronx - anything can happen. A
migrant "fresh off the boat" from Puerto Rico can be somebody on
the mainland, pursue the American Dream ... and maybe even make it come
true. Stories that capture the flavor and beat of El Bronx in its heyday,
from 1946-1956.
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Everything That Rises Must Converge
O’CONNOR, F |
This collection of short stories is an exquisite legacy
from a genius of the American short story. They encompass the comic and the
tragic, the beautiful and the grotesque.
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First Sightings. Contemporary Stories Of American Youth
LOUGHERY, J (ed.)
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Twenty short stories, written by some of America's best
contemporary writers.
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Fishing For Chickens: Short Stories About Rural Youth
HEYNEN, J |
Seventeen short stories that take readers into the lives
of young people growing up in rural America.
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Flying With The Eagle, Racing The Great Bear: Stories From
Native North America
BRACHAT, J
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Celebrated collection of authentic tribal tales drawn from
sixteen native North American cultures. |
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Gathering Of Flowers: Stories About Being Young In America*
THOMAS, J (ed.)
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Collection of short stories celebrating the diversity of
races and cultures in America.
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Ghostly Tales Of Love And Revenge*
COHEN, D
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Thirteen ghost stories revolving around the themes of
ill-fated love and revenge.
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Girl Goddess #9*
BLOCK, F |
A collection of nine stories about pre- and
post-adolescent females and their coming to grips - or not - with the world.
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Girls At War, And Other Stories
ACHEBE, C |
Twelve stories that recreate with energy and authenticity
the major social and political issues that confront contemporary Africans on
a daily basis.
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Gods, Heroes And Men Of Ancient Greece
ROUSE, W
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Ye gods and goddesses! Life among amongst them was lively
as these tales of valor and love and romance will verify.
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Going Where I'm Coming from : Memoirs of American Youth
MAZER, A (ed.)
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Multicultural perspective on establishing identity and
experiencing life as a young person. Well-known writers recall things from
their growing up with perception and poignancy.
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Good Man Is Hard To Find, And Other Stories
O’CONNOR, F |
Flannery O'Conner exposes the underside of life in the
rural south of the United States with a keen eye for the dark side of human
nature, an amazing ear for dialogue, and a necessary sense of irony.
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Green Flash, And Other Tales Of Horror, Suspense And
Fantasy
AIKEN, J |
James Wing, a reporter, warns his best friend's widow that
the beautiful bay she and her neighbors had struggled to save was going to
be sold to developers. Now the developers have set their sights on Kat
Hubble, and they'll do anything, use anyone, to stop her from interfering in
their plans.
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Growing Up Asian American
HONG, M (ed.) |
A cornucopia of stories and essays by today's Asian
American writers who share their thoughts and feelings on growing up in a
culture not their own.
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Growing Up Chicano
LOPEZ, T (ed.) |
Hispanic writers present a selection of stories and essays
on their cultural heritage and lifestyle.
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Growing Up Ethnic In America: Contemporary Fiction about
Learning to Be American
GILLAN, M |
Some of America's brightest voices in pieces that shed
light on the many ways individuals from distinctly ethnic backgrounds come
to terms with the multicultural terrain that is America. |
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Growing Up Native American
RILEY, P (ed.) |
A bounty of Native American writers provides stories and
essays on their cultural heritage and lifestyle.
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How The Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents
ALVAREZ, J |
Fifteen interconnected stories portray the immigrant
experience with humor and insight when the four Garcia girls come to America
from the Dominican Republic in 1960.
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I Sing The Body Electric! And Other Stories
BRADBURY, R
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Spellbinding collection of short stories that mixes
horror, science fiction and fantasy.
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Illustrated Man
BRADBURY, R |
Eighteen stories of this and other worlds, as revealed in
a series of pictures on the body of an illustrated man.
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In Love And Trouble: Stories Of Black Women
WALKER, A
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The lives of many black women and the hardships that they
went through are described in this collection of short stories.
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Into The Widening World, International Coming-Of-Age
Stories
LOUGHERY (ed.)
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A unique anthology of contemporary short stories about
young people throughout the world.
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Island Like You: Stories Of The Barrio
COFER, J |
Simultaneously funny and serious collection of short
stories revealing the isolated lives of teenagers wobbling between two
clashing cultures - childhood and adulthood.
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Kissing The Witch: Old Tales in New Skins
DONOGHUE, E
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A collection of thirteen interconnected stories that give
old fairy tales a new twist. |
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Krik? Krak!
DANTICAT, E |
A Haitian-American writer of subtle power and great beauty
presents a collection of intimate stories about the raw longings of people
for some chance at peace and happiness for themselves and their imprisoned
society, about existence contorted by forced separation, and of personal
lives shot through with terror. |
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Leaving Home
ROCMAN, H (ed.)
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Fifteen distinguished authors explore personal journeys of
young people.
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Lone Ranger And Tonto Fistfight In Heaven
ALEXIE, S
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Alexie, a Spokane/Coeur d'Alene Indian, presents
contemporary life on the Spokane Indian Reservation through 22 linked
stories.
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Metamorphosis
KAFKA, F |
The best-known novellas and stories of one of the seminal
writers of the twentieth century. Included are "The Judgment ",
"A Country Doctor " and "A Hunger Artist".
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Murder And Obsession*
PENZLER, O |
From lethal spikes to fatal kisses, here is Murder
& Obsession, a -studded collection of previously unpublished short
mysteries.
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Necking With Louise*
BOOK, R |
16-year-old Eric Anderson comes of age in these humorous
short stories of a likable adolescent's day-to-day trials, including death,
racial prejudice and love's cruel disappointments.
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Night Shift
KING, S |
Anthology that features the classic stories "Children
of the Corn," "The Lawnmower Man," "Graveyard
Shift," "The Mangler," and "Sometimes They Come
Back" - which were all made into hit horror films.
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Night Terrors
DUNCAN, L (ed.) |
Spellbinding short stories set in the shadow world that
appears when the sun goes down, where experiences more terrifying than
nightmares can happen.
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Night Terrors. Stories Of Shadow And Substance*
DUNCAN, L (ed.) |
Nighttime: a time of enveloping dark, eerie shadows and
strange noises. Eleven award-winning young adult authors share their views
of the dark in this spellbinding collection of original short stories, each
one distinct from the next.
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No Easy Answers, Short Stories About Teenagers Making Tough Choices*
GALLO, D (ed.) |
Sixteen original short stories involving moral and ethical
issues. Individuals face the consequences of their actions and consider what
it means to "do the right thing".
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October Country
BRADBURY, R |
Ray Bradbury's first short story collection is back in
print, its chilling encounters with fun house mirrors, parasitic
accident-watchers and strange poker chips intact.
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Odder Than Ever*
COVILLE, B |
Witty, wise and weird - nine immensely satisfying and
thought-provoking short stories.
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On The Edge. Stories At The Brink*
DUNCAN, L |
What does it mean to be "on the edge"? On the
edge of a cliff, on the edge of freedom, on the edge of heartbreak, on the
edge of.... Twelve stellar authors explore the possibilities of being on the
edge in this collection of original stories.
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On The Edge: Stories At The Brink
DUNCAN, L (ed.)
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Outstanding collection of short stories by contemporary
Young Adult authors.
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Oxford Book Of Irish Short Stories
TREVOR, W (ed.) |
Spanning the entire history of the Irish short story, from
folk tales to modern writing, this is the broadest ranging anthology
available. Included are such masters as James Joyce, Elizabeth Bowen and
Frank O'Connor. |
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Penguin Complete Ghost Stories
JAMES, M |
If you like British Edwardian ghost stories, this book is
the perfect companion for a dark night by the fire. |
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South African Short Stories
HIRSON, D
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Short stories from South Africa reflecting the realities
of apartheid and the many reactions to its presence in peoples' lives.
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Teen Ink: Our Voices, Our Visions
MEYER, J & MEYER, S (COMP.) |
Compelling collection of honest writing from teens for
teens on all areas of teenage life.
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Twelve Shots
MAZER, H (ed.) |
In a dozen riveting new works of short fiction, written
especially for this collection, popular contemporary authors explore the
emotion-driven world of guns.
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Ultimate Sports*
GALLO, D (ed.) |
The mix of traditional and non-traditional sports, young
male and female protagonists, and serious and comic styles forms an
anthology that takes readers right into the heart of sports action.
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Visions: Nineteen Short Stories By Outstanding Writers For Young Adults*
GALLO, D (ed.)
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Nineteen short stories dealing with teenage concern. |
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When Nobody's Home*
GOROG, R |
Fifteen terrifying short stories about baby-sitting, and
the awful things that happens when nobody's home.
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Whisper In The Night: Tales Of Terror
AIKEN, J
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A collection of 13 short stories involving horror and the
supernatural.
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Who Do You Think You Are?
ROCHMAN, H & MCCAMPBELL, D (ed.)
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Thought-provoking collection of stories that explore the
complexities of friendship that challenge teenagers everywhere.
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Wilderness Tips
ATWOOD, M |
Set mainly in Toronto or in the Canadian woods, the ten
beautifully controlled tales in Atwood's new collection testify to the
unpredictability of life, its missed connections, unsolvable mysteries and
the lightning passage of time.
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Woman Hollering Creek And Other Stories
CISNEROS, S
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Stories that depict the variety of life on the Mexico-US
border as portrayed through the wisdom and vibrant dreams of an exceptional
woman.
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Working Days, Short Stories About Teenagers At Work
MAZER, H (ed.)
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Teenage protagonists discover the world of work and the
world through work, and that work helps us not only to survive, but to dream
of new horizons.
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Working Days. Short Stories About Teenagers At Work*
MAZER, A (ed.)
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Fifteen stories relate the experiences of teenagers
working for many different reasons in a variety of jobs. |
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Zebra And Other Stories*
POTOK, C |
Six stories about young people who experience moments of
crisis, grief and hope through a life-challenging event.
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