The author is Sharon Draper.
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that book is sooooo good. its about a teenager  named andy who is a popular basketball player n ends up gettin drunk wit his friends n has an accident.. the accident killed his best friend rob who had a lot of potential (scholarships, good grades).. andy has a hard time dealin wit this because he feels that its his fault his friend is gone and even has a note on his locker that says killer. he went through counseling n his girlfriend helped out as well.. she later got tired of his drama n his counselor had set him free to go... one day wen h ewuz down he couldnt get in contact wit anyone including his ex~girlfriend or his counselor so he killed himself which basically made life hard once again because not only did they lose one student that school year but they lost two.. hope that helps :D
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ROFLMAO...\nthanks for the laugh..! I sure am glad I read this.
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go to the publisher site and try to find her persoal site trough them
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060607/ts_nm/life_coulter_dc_3\n\nThis is what all the buzz is about.  Coulter is trying to sell her b*tchy book.
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http://www.bcibook.com/dPublisher_Books/Morgan%20Kaufmann_1.html
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I have that book too,and I think it was written in the 70s.It sounded far fetched when I read it about 5 years ago but it does seem real now.
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This might not be your cup of tea, but Jane Yolen also wrote The Devil's Arithmetic which is about the Holocaust. It's very, very good. Go to amazon.com and just type in her name, a whole list will appear.
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There is a contributor named Rob Wallace that you might want to do a search on (a few recent postings).\n\nI would be interested on your take of my study below Nik.
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And the title of the book is....?
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The desire of ages, and the great controversy by ellen white. Also Believing God by Beth Moore. A trip into the supernatural by Roger Morneau, and The purpose driven life by some guy I can't recall.
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Here is a little tidbit I found about this e-mail and Sharon Davis. Apparently she does work for the Department of Commerce, however she did not write the information contained in the e-mail:\n\nThis new version claims this data comes from "Federal Budget Analysts," but Sharon Davis , one of the women named in the chain letter, told BreakTheChain.org that she and Ms. Palmer have nothing to do with this message other than having "made the mistake of forwarding another version of this information to a few people." In other words, this is another case of False Attribution Syndrome. According to Davis, "someone along the line added the statement implying that we authored and researched this. We are both only concerned citizens like everyone else." Davis implored BreakTheChain.org and our readers to help stop the spread of this misinformation along with their contact information.
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Look in the back of the book.  They usually list a website you can go to for help.  Or try Google for the publisher.
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Right on!\n\nhttp://www.karendecoster.com/blog/archives/FYou.bmp
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It's either "Hard Left" by Robin Hackett or\n"Quiet" by Rachael Yamagata
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Try contacting Jack Canfield:\n\nhttp://www.jackcanfield.com/\n\nHe wrote the book her story appears in:\n\n"Chicken Soup for the Military Wives Soul"
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An excellent source is shown below.
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(pause here for deeply bitter laugh)...What an excellent question! Let's see, this is a poor woman? An immigrant? Not a middle class white woman?A woman whose family is not being torn to shreds over an agonizing decision about which they don't agree? This isn't an election year? The Shrub is in enough hot water with the public without having this situation getting the same headlines that Schiavo's case garnered? In any case, while I agree whole heartedly with your implication that the "Culture of Life" folks are a bunch of politically motivated hypocrites, I find that I am a little grateful that this lady was permitted to die without being at the center of a terrible storm of public controversy played out among people who don't even know her.Cold comfort, but it's all I have some days. I'm very grateful she had family with her, shame that compassion moved no one to wait for her mother.