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Hope Vanderberg

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Born January 1, 1972 (54 years old)
Also known as: Hope Vanderberg of Youth Communication
5 books
5.0 (2)
221 readers

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Sticks and stones

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"Whether it takes the form of physical violence or verbal or online harassment, bullying can have serious and lasting effects. In this book, teens write about these effects from the perspective of victim, bully and, in some cases, both. In their stories, victims of bullying show just how damaging this often-overlooked form of violence can be, and the steps they took to get help and feel better. And writers who have been the bullies reveal themselves in a way that will give readers a better understanding of this pattern of violence"--Page 4 of cover.

Vicious

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Sinners of Saint Book 1 Emilia They say love and hate are the same feelings experienced under different circumstances, and it’s true. The man who comes to me in my dreams also haunts me in my nightmares. He is a brilliant lawyer. A skilled criminal. A beautiful liar. A bully and a savior, a monster and a lover. Ten years ago, he made me run away from the small town where we lived. Now, he came for me in New York, and he isn’t leaving until he takes me with him. Vicious She is a starving artist. Pretty and evasive like cherry blossom. Ten years ago, she barged into my life unannounced and turned everything upside down. She paid the price. Emilia LeBlanc is completely off-limits, my best friend’s ex-girlfriend. The woman who knows my darkest secret, and the daughter of the cheap Help we hired to take care of our estate. That should deter me from chasing her, but it doesn’t. So she hates me. Big fucking deal. She better get used to me. Vicious a complete standalone and a part of the Sinners of Saint series Sinners of Saint series: Vicious Ruckus Scandalous Bane Defy

Growing up Latino

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Teens from all Hispanic cultures and experiences write to send one clear message: they define themselves and do not have to fit into anyone else's ideas of what it means to be Latino.