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Book reviews for teens. Lots of new ones, some older books, but mostly books that will be available to the students at PHS.

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Posted by Stacey Conrad November 25, 2015

Spinning Starlight by R. C. Lewis

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Posted by Stacey Conrad November 18, 2015

The Devil You Know by Trish Doller

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Posted by Stacey Conrad November 11, 2015

Falls the Shadow by Stefanie Gaither

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Posted by Stacey Conrad November 04, 2015

There will come a time by Carrie Arcos

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Reviews by Stacey Conrad, other materials may not be my own. 2012-17

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