| Source Title | Author | Description | Free sample | |||
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| Advice From a Babysitter - Shelby | Keisha Cosand | A teen girl explains why babysitting is hell on earth. |
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| Backfired - Anna | Lindsay Partain | Anna, a young high school student, tells her tragic story about being in the wrong place at the wrong time. |
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| CHEERLEADERS VS. ALIENS - Welcoming Committee - Gilda | Rachel Bublitz | An enthusiastic young woman welcomes a new student to her school. |
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| Crazy Happy Noise - T | Jordan Elizabeth Henry | T remembers their father, who was murdered during the Damageplan Show Shooting. |
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| Failure of the 4.0 - Cadence | Ryane Nicole Granados | Cadence is talking to her best friend, Aubrey, both self-proclaimed “nerds” poised to embark on a senior ditch day to remember. |
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| Frances/Francis - A Sunday School Monologue | Asher Wyndham | A Sunday School student explains what the story of Noah and the Flood is really about. |
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| GEORGE, JESSE AND MARY - Mary | Josiah Thomas Turner | Young, pregnant Mary Turner describes how she crossed The River. |
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| Grief and Gratitude - Priti | Andrew Kooman | Sold into slavery at age 12, Priti's life is shattered. When she's rescued from a brothel, her life begins to restore. |
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| House Rules - Hailey | Keisha Cosand | Exasperated ten-year-old is trying to grasp her parents rules surrounding technology. |
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| Lindsey - High School Girl | Alan Olejniczak | A High School girl has both concern and envy for a friend with an eating disorder. |
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| More Than the Animals - Imogene (Extended Version) EXPLICIT | Gina Femia | After Father Anthony calls her into his office to discuss the nuns' concerns, Imogene talks to God. |
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| My Dearest Tooth Fairy - Youth | Bectoria Stafford | A tween, facing the realities of growing up, bargains with the tooth fairy. |
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| SPITTING DAISIES - Girl | Kerri Kochanski | A sad, depressed girl explains why she spit daisies in her boyfriend's face in front of the whole cafeteria. |
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| STRIKE: ALL WOMEN STAND UNITED - Value - Peggy | Karen Cecilia | Peggy, a young Asian-American, searches for the meaning of her identity while on strike with other women. |
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| Sufficiently White - Mariko | Jordan Elizabeth Henry | Mariko reflects on her family's history as she prepares her valedictorian graduation speech. |
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| The Note - Riley | Lindsay Partain | A note is left unattended and with no clear author or recipient.... do you open it? |
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| THE REFLECTION POOL - My Father, The Gardener - Clemmie | Nancy Geyer | Teenage Clemmie describes her hardworking, but gentle, father and what he means to her. |
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| THE REFLECTION POOL ADDENDUM - I Send For You - Martina | Nancy Geyer | Martina hopes her father’s sacrifice and hard work will pay off so they can join him in the United States. |
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| Vannie's Windows - Vannie | Judith Pratt | Ordinary Vannie suddenly becomes obsessed with three paintings of windows. One by one, using all possible means, she acquires them. The result is –magical. |
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