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Roman für Jugendliche über die erste Liebe, queere Identität und Vertrauen in großer Schrift, ab 12 Jahren, perfekt geeignet als Unterrichtslektüre an weiterführenden Schulen, Kl. 7 - Kl. 10 +++Samuel will viel lieber ins Basketball-Training, statt Mathe zu pauken. Im Team ist alles unkompliziert - vor allem mit Dilan, bei dem sich Sam immer besonders wohl fühlt. Sein Herz schlägt bis zum Hals, als Dilan ihn zu seinem Geburtstag einlädt. Doch dort hält er plötzlich die Hand eines Mädchens. Warum fühlt sich Sam deshalb so mies? Noch bevor er sich seine Gefühle selbst eingestehen kann, vertraut er sich einem Teamkollegen an - und das hat Folgen ...

This is a 2nd print edition of the book.<BR>Discords of The Mind comes again in a final release, a larger collection of short stories that span multiple genres from magic, dreams, fantasy, fiction, vampires, and more, consisting of 22 total short stories. Some stories come to a final ending, while some stories are still brand new. Read about the ever expanding universe of magic and legends. Or possibly the toppling of hundred year civilization between humans and otherworldly beings. Maybe read about the original tale of a gunslinger making his way as an adventurer at the cusp of civilization, or the return of the everyday life of a vampire, trying to adjust to a new life. All this and more in Discords of The Mind Vol. 3.<BR>Find a public copy of "0-0-1 The Gate Guardian: Future" by going to Archive.org and searching for "The Gate Guardian BC Neon"

Kinder- und Jugendliche schrieben in einem Online-Schreibprojekt zu verschiedensten Fragestellungenie AutorInnenNora Ali, Hala Al Zohery, Mina Aliya Aydogan, Cansu Aydogdu, Merle Leandra Delecate, Jelle Firneisen, Fynn Luca Gillerke, Hendrik Simon Göttsch, Bryan Gower, Jannis Elias Grotheer, Jule B. Grotheer, Alena Liz Heinz, Michelle Hove, Lina Hübsch, Domenica Kin, Naja Koschmieder, Luis Köster, Quentin Lekat, Emma Leßmann, Nick Lorenz, Samira Löscher, Ineke Lütjen, Tabea Lütjen, Mila Meinardus, Lia Melzer, Beeke Meyer, Lena Meyer, Kirtleen-Kaur Mroke, Clara-Marie Naujoks, Lily Naujoks, Levi Nölting, Joona Nubbemeyer, Kerem Özer, Efe Özsoy, Vincent Pucnik, Sophie Rudolph, Anas Sabag, Leonie Schöneboom, Fynn Stamminger, Finja Steinke, Sebastian Rolf Stubbe, Joshua Felix Tokarz, Greta Tolck, Hanna Troschke, Lotte Uhlmann, Paul Thore Wagner, Till Wolff, Mohamed Younis

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From Boston Globe-Horn Book Award winner Laurel Croza comes a mesmerizing collection of short stories about the whirlpool of adolescence.Charity takes small steps to escape her controlling father. Jasmine endures the rumors about her at school, even though no one really knows what happened last summer. The Oh! So Perfect Hair Dolly wishes for just the right child to take her home from the store. Nicola has a run-in with a classmate on her first day at a new school in the big city - or is the classmate a wolf in disguise? A squirrel ruminates on the nature of life and death. Dani fights for her dream, in spite of her father's insistence that her older brother should be the one to play hockey. Mike finds the kind of family he has longed for in his coworkers at the restaurant where he works. In these seven stories by Laurel Croza (author of the award-winning picture books I Know Here and From There to Here), five teenagers, a doll and a squirrel break out of the expectations placed upon them. Featuring beautiful black-and-white illustrations by Kelsey Garrity-Riley.Correlates to the Common Core State Standards in English Language Arts:CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL.6.6Explain how an author develops the point of view of the narrator or speaker in a text.

A beautifully designed collector’s edition of the #1 New York Times bestselling Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard, featuring exclusive content, sprayed edges, fan art, a redesigned cover, and more!This deluxe package features:- sprayed edges- color fan art- redesigned cover- printed case- a never-seen-before look behind the scenes of the Scarlet Guard- and more!The perfect gift for fans of the series, for anyone looking to add this beautiful edition to their collection, and for new readers eager to discover the lush, vivid fantasy series where loyalty and desire can tear you apart and the only certainty is betrayal.Plus don't miss Realm Breaker! Irresistibly action-packed and full of lethal surprises, this stunning fantasy series from Victoria Aveyard, #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Red Queen series, begins where hope is lost and asks: When the heroes have fallen, who will take up the sword?

The second book of the #1 New York Times bestselling I Am Number Four series!In the beginning, nine aliens left their home planet Lorien when it fell under attack by the evil Mogadorians. They scattered on Earth and went into hiding. They look like ordinary teenagers but have extraordinary powers. The Mogs have come for them. They killed Number One in Malaysia, Number Two in England, and Number Three in Kenya. They tried to get John Smith, Number Four, in Ohio—but they failed.Now John has joined forces with Number Six, and they are on the run. But they are not alone. Already John and Six have inspired Marina, Number Seven, who has been hiding in Spain. She’s been following the news of what’s happening, and she’s certain this is the sign she’s been waiting for. It’s time to come together.Michael Bay, director of Transformers, raved: “Number Four is a hero for this generation.” This epic story is perfect for fans of action-packed science fiction like The Fifth Wave series by Rick Yancey, The Maze Runner series by James Dashner, and Orson Scott Card’s Ender’s Game. The battle for Earth’s survival wages on. Don’t miss the rest of the series: #3: The Rise of Nine, #4: The Fall of Five, #5: The Revenge of Seven, #6: The Fate of Ten, and #7: United as One.Don’t miss the first book in the brand-new I Am Number Four spin-off series: Generation One.

Freaks, magicians, psychics, and the passing strange take center stage in ten original tales by top YA authors and graphic novelists.<BR><BR>Molly is a bearded girl who joins the circus, only to find that her former tormentor faces a far hairier plight. Tia claims that her lamented mom is a three-thousand-year-old mummy, but is it really an act? Cody sets out to foil a pop psychic, but the shocking result is not what he planned for. And Tiffany’s grandma sees something wild in her future, but is the girl prepared for the powerful shape it will take? Whether the sideshow touts a two-headed rat or a turn-of-the-century American jargo, whether the subject discovers an odd kind of miracle or learns that the real freaks are outside the tent, these stories and graphic tales are by turns humorous and insightful, edgy and eerie, but always compulsively entertaining.

At the age of 76 the author felt a sudden urge to acquaint her grandchildren with some of her stranger writings since some of them are funny and some are weird. Either way it does not take long to read any of them, which should be a relief.

Now available in a Spanish translation, this short story collection by popular young adult author, Anilu Bernardo, takes us from the soccer field to the seashore. Her spunky Cuban-American protagonists navigate the uncertain waters of adolescence in Miami. The stories' protagonists juggle the traditional burdens of middle school and high school coupled with the stresses of living those burdens in a foreign culture. Bernardo crafts a panorama of intelligent and spirited young girls struggling to find a place for themselves. Like when Sari wants to talk about boys and school with her friends instead of babysitting for Grandma, who always asks her to translate the most embarrassing things . . . or when Clari stews in her room after she's grounded because the snippy old woman next door complained about Clari bending her stupid fence . . . or when Mari turns in a homemade diorama in a contest where her work must compete with all the store-bought iridescent paper and underwater photography that parents with money can buy . . . Bernardo shows that it's tough enough to be caught between the two worlds of childhood and womanhood, but when a Cuban girl must cross the bridge between two cultures to fit into a foreign environment, she faces a league of other headaches as well. The young girls in this collection don't let the cultural challenges define them. Instead, with a little resourcefulness and strong spirit, they manage to, in the words of one character, "break out" of themselves and the limits that culture puts on them.

Beloved for his hilarious and unexpectedly moving novels, Bruce Coville is also a master of the short story. These two collections, in one volume for the first time, feature eighteen tales of unusual breadth and emotional depth. This omnibus is a perfect introduction to Bruce Coville's magic for the uninitiated.<BR>Includes an introduction by Jane Yolen.<BR>