City Beat: Urban Fiction For Teens (page 2)

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  • Autobiography of my Dead Brother
  • by Walter Dean Myers
    After the shooting death of his best friend, Jesse finds an escape from the ghetto in his sketchbook.

  • Monster
  • by Walter Dean Myers
    Steve writes a film script about his life and his trial for a botched robbery and murder of a store owner.

  • Slam!
  • by Walter Dean Myers
    Slam is counting on basketball as his ticket out of the ghetto.

  • Street Love
  • by Walter Dean Myers
    Does first love spell disaster for Damien and Junice? Read this free-verse story and find out.

  • Imani All Mine
  • by Connie Porter
    Tasha, 15, struggles with school and raising her baby in a neighborhood filled with violence.

  • Push
  • by Sapphire
    Precious fights to reclaim her life after suffering years of sexual abuse by her parents.

  • Hip-Hop High School
  • by Alan Lawrence Sitomer
    Theresa finds an escape from the bad times of high school in the sounds of hip-hop.

  • The Hoopster
  • by Alan Lawrence Sitomer
    After being attacked in a hate crime, Andre questions everything he once believed in.

  • The Coldest Winter Ever
  • by Sister Souljah
    Winter learns a brutal lesson about life after living with her drug dealer father and materialistic mother.

  • The Dying Ground
  • by Nichelle D. Tramble
    Maceo searches for the killer of his best friend on the drug filled streets of his Oakland neighborhood.

  • Flyy Girl
  • by Omar Tyree
    Good girl no more, Tracey begins to live life with a sense of adventure.

  • Ballad of a Ghetto Poet
  • by A.J. White
    Chico finds that poetry is his only escape from the inner-city neighborhood in which he lives.

  • When Kambia Elaine Flew in From Neptune
  • by Lori Aurelia Williams
    Living in a poor section of Houston, Shayla tries to understand the problems that shape the life of her new neighbor.

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