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Through her eyes
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Archer, Jennifer, 1957-
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High schools Juvenile fiction.
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Schools Juvenile fiction.
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Photography Juvenile fiction.
2012
Sixteen-year-old Tansy is used to moving every time her mother starts writing a new book, but in the small Texas town where her grandfather grew up, she is lured into the world of a troubled young man whose death sixty years earlier is shrouded in mystery.
Alex Sanchez's Fiction: A Resource for All
The young adult novels of Alex Sanchez belong in every high school English classroom and media center. With compelling plots and significant themes, Sanchez's six novels create numerous rich learning opportunities for students. In this article, the author describes how Sanchez's novels on lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender themes can be taught to meet a wide range of English language arts curriculum standards.
Journal Article
Picture perfect
by
Love, D. Anne
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Dysfunctional families Juvenile fiction.
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Teenage girls Juvenile fiction.
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Families Texas Juvenile fiction.
2010
When her mother leaves her family suddenly to take a new job, fourteen-year-old Phoebe tries to deal with her own confused feelings and, in the process, learns some things about love and the complicated ties that bind families together.
Hopwood in Doubt: The Folly of Setting a Grand Theory Requiring Race Neutrality in All Programs of Higher Education
Suggests that banning all racially sensitive programs and practices in higher education is unacceptable, presenting a history of black admission to higher education and examining: minority student recruiting; athletic departments; race sensitive programs sponsored by foundations; reducing black student dropout rates; race sensitive faculty appointments; recruiting faculty for black studies; racial diversity in faculty appointments; and scholarships for black students. (SM)
Journal Article
QB 1
2014
Jake Cullen, fourteen, lives in the shadows of his father and older brother until he becomes the starting quarterback for the high school football team and finally has his chance to shine.
Big fat disaster
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Fehlbaum, Beth
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Family crises Juvenile fiction.
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Overweight teenagers Juvenile fiction.
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Compulsive eating Juvenile fiction.
2014
\"A shy, overweight, and insecure girl named Colby finds her place in a family of extroverted politicians, beauty queens, and other cookie-cut personalities\"-- Provided by publisher.
Matthew meets The Man
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Nichols, Travis
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Teenage boys Juvenile fiction.
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Musicians Juvenile fiction.
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Bands (Music) Juvenile fiction.
2012
As fifteen-year-old Matt copes with freshman year in a Texas high school, his first girlfriend, and the quest to become a drummer in a band, he continually confronts authority figures who slow his progress.
Moxie : a novel
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Mathieu, Jennifer, author
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Feminism Juvenile fiction.
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High schools Juvenile fiction.
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Schools Juvenile fiction.
2017
In a small Texas town where high school football reigns supreme, Viv, sixteen, starts a feminist revolution using anonymously-written zines.
Interference
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Honeyman, Kay, author
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Photography Juvenile fiction.
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Political campaigns Texas, West Juvenile fiction.
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Elections Juvenile fiction.
2016
Kate Hamilton is a congressman's daughter, used to the world of Washington politics, but after some pictures of her cause a mild scandal, she finds herself exiled to her aunt's West Texas farm and animal shelter, in the district where her father is planning to run for office-- and then she discovers that politics in a small town can be even nastier than Washington, especially when it involves the local high school football team.
Worthy
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Cooner, Donna D. (Donna Danell), author
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Application software Juvenile fiction.
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Interpersonal relations Juvenile fiction.
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Self-confidence Juvenile fiction.
2017
Linden Wilson, aspiring writer, is a junior at Sam Houston High School, and she has just started dating handsome Alex Garcia when a mysterious app called \"Worthy\", which ranks couples at the high school via user comments, turns her life upside down by labeling her as \"unworthy\" of Alex--and suddenly Linden is reevaluating herself and the people she thought of as friends.