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Movement

by Kika Kovaleski, Illustrated by Samira Glaeser-Khan

Published August 23, 2015

Yuki looked like a wild horse, galloping through the streets of the small, friendly town, her silky black hair flying...
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Goes the Ball

By Richard Ma

Published August 23, 2015

You know the sound— the clang as the ball bounces off the rust-colored hoop. The backboard, faded with use, trembles....
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Find the Sunshine

by Jenna Fields, Illustrated by Frances Burnett-Stuart

Published August 23, 2015

I can remember as clearly as my own name, the sound of the rain pounding mercilessly away at the roof...
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18 Things

By Jamie Ayres, Reviewed by Kaylee Ayres

Published August 23, 2015

18 Things, by Jamie Ayres; Curiosity Quills Press: Reston, Virginia, 2012; $14.99 Jamie Ayres has written an inspiring story about...
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If Only

by David Vapnek, Illustrated by Christian Miguel

Published August 23, 2015

If only I had told someone about the crack in my helmet, if only I had run around the defender,...
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This Real World

By Meghan Waldron

Published August 23, 2015

In this real world I can feel the long grass Brush my knees And hear the soft whisper Of the...
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My Grandmother’s Earrings

by Tatum Schutt, Illustrated by Phoebe Wagoner

Published August 23, 2015

By Tatum Schutt Illustrated by Phoebe Wagoner So there I was, trying to keep my voice calm as I laid...
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Words

by Elia Smith, Illustrated by Tina Splann

Published August 23, 2015

This year, for a school project, Lilly was volunteering at a nursing home, or rather, she had been volunteered. It...
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Listen

by Montanna Harling, Illustrated by the author

Published August 23, 2015

The sun slanted through the trees, lighting the forest with a warm glow. The day was surprisingly warm, being the...
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Movement

Story Published August 23, 2015 by Kika Kovaleski, Illustrated by Samira Glaeser-Khan

Yuki looked like a wild horse, galloping through the streets of the small, friendly town, her silky black hair flying through the wind. The glaring sun beamed down at her.
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Goes the Ball

Poem Published August 23, 2015 By Richard Ma

You know the sound— the clang as the ball bounces off the rust-colored hoop. The backboard, faded with use, trembles. You feel it vibrate. On the rebound, you throw again.
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Find the Sunshine

Story Published August 23, 2015 by Jenna Fields, Illustrated by Frances Burnett-Stuart

I can remember as clearly as my own name, the sound of the rain pounding mercilessly away at the roof of my grandfather’s house and the howl of the wind outside the raindrop-painted windowpane.
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18 Things

Review Published August 23, 2015 By Jamie Ayres, Reviewed by Kaylee Ayres

18 Things, by Jamie Ayres; Curiosity Quills Press: Reston, Virginia, 2012; $14.99 Jamie Ayres has written an inspiring story about overcoming grief. In 18 Things, teenager Olga Gay Worontzoff suffers ...
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If Only

Story Published August 23, 2015 by David Vapnek, Illustrated by Christian Miguel

If only I had told someone about the crack in my helmet, if only I had run around the defender, if only I didn’t play in the championship game, if only I did what I knew I should have done all along...
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This Real World

Poem Published August 23, 2015 By Meghan Waldron

In this real world I can feel the long grass Brush my knees And hear the soft whisper Of the breeze calling Go home, go home As the daylight turns to night.
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My Grandmother’s Earrings

Story Published August 23, 2015 by Tatum Schutt, Illustrated by Phoebe Wagoner

By Tatum Schutt Illustrated by Phoebe Wagoner So there I was, trying to keep my voice calm as I laid out my case to my archenemy on her front stoop.
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Words

Story Published August 23, 2015 by Elia Smith, Illustrated by Tina Splann

This year, for a school project, Lilly was volunteering at a nursing home, or rather, she had been volunteered. It was not a pleasant prospect. From what she had heard from her older sister, Rose, it ...
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Listen

Story Published August 23, 2015 by Montanna Harling, Illustrated by the author

The sun slanted through the trees, lighting the forest with a warm glow. The day was surprisingly warm, being the middle of autumn. I climbed a sun-warmed boulder and stopped to catch my breath, letti...
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