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    Let Me Tell You About It

    By Lisa Clark

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    About this ebook

    Let Me Tell You About It is a compilation of short stories, poems, and other works written by 8th-grade students. Each student was given free rein to choose what they wanted to share with others to read.

    Let Me Tell You About It is from the perspective of teenage students in the small town of Chillicothe, Ohio. Some students chose to share meaningful lessons or important memories, while others chose to be more creative.

    Let Me Tell You About It represents the average American teenager and what they are thinking. It is a collection of writings that matter to young men and women.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ Merrill Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateSep 1, 2022
    ISBN9781954414990
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    Let Me Tell You About It
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    Lisa Clark

    Lisa Clark is an author, editorial director of lolasland.com, freelance writer, youth market consultant and Mizz life coach. Lisa currently lives in a pink palace by the sea, where she watches romantic comedies and eats chocolate cake. A lot.

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