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Ethan's favorite teacher
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Bored at school, Ethan throws himself into playing electronic tic-tac-toe games with an orangutan at the zoo. |
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The double life of Angela Jones
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Hila Colman |
Angela, a sixteen-year-old girl from a poor neighborhood in New York City, learns not to judge people by their socio-economic class after she reluctantly accepts a scholarship to a fancy boarding sch… |
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Ellie's Inheritance
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Hila Colman |
A young Jewish woman, whose family has been impoverished by the 1929 stock market crash, struggles to define herself during the intellectual ferment of New York in the 1930's. |
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The family trap
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Hila Colman |
With her father dead and her mother in a mental institution, sixteen-year-old Becky, chafing under the authority of her older sister, petitions the juvenile court to become an emancipated minor. |
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Not for love
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Hila Colman |
Sixteen-year-old Jill falls in love with a political activist and begins to experience some changing values. |
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Rachel's legacy
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Hila Colman |
Seven years after her mother dies, 17-year-old Ellie Levine learns her mother left a will, never executed, which could relieve the poverty existence of Ellie and her father during the Depression. |
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The secret life of Harold, the bird watcher
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Hila Colman |
A nine-year-old loner discovers through an act of heroism that being true to oneself is in itself heroic. |
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Tell me no lies
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Hila Colman |
After finding out the truth about her absent father, a twelve-year-old girl learns about the difficult choices people must sometimes make. |
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Accident
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Hila Colman |
When a motorcycle accident leaves one of them paralyzed, two young people try to cope with feelings of bitterness and guilt. |
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Rich and famous like my mom
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Hila Colman |
The overprivileged, lonely daughter of a famous and popular singer seeks to find her own identity through friendship with a street lady. |
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Sometimes I Don't Love My Mother
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Hila Colman |
When her father dies, seventeen-year-old Dallas must cope not only with her grief, but also with her mother's sudden and total dependence upon her. |
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Claudia, Where Are You?
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Hila Colman |
Sixteen-year-old Claudia and her mother relate in alternating chapters their viewpoint on Claudia's flight from home and suburbia to seek her own values. |
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