Short Stories > Young Adult

The original works of the 2019 Challenge B class of LaGrange, Georgia.

A widely varied collection of short stories. Some are longer, some are shorter, some are a bring-down and some are a pick-me-up. In one, a vision of a depressing future is expressed. In another, a modern-day tradegy leads to a powerful realization. There's one that's a realistic fiction, and another that is a simple memoir. Pick and choose which ones to read, but all are carefully constructed and intriguing from the start.

A collection of four short stories: “Pride Comes Before Fall by Alien” by Luke McLennan, “The Lonely Lollipop” by Paul Milner, “The Cat that Sat on Books” by Austin Alexander, and “How Eva Saved the World” by Savannah Robinson

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This is a collection of short fiction, poetry, and travel stories appropriate for young adult readers. I put it together after numerous requests from former students. It's a sizable book with plenty of meat in it, too.

A Treasury of Ten Short Stories is the work of 2016-2017 Challenge B students of Classical Conversations of Evansville. These stories were written during their second semester while they studied the elements of a story.

Fresh new poetry from spoken word artist Tiffany Skii. Poems reflect love life and spirituality and awakening truly for the soul.

What does the unwritten rule say? Never like your friend’s boyfriend. But what if that girl is NOT Anessa’s friend? It’s hard trying to convince herself not to like the guy when he’s so irresistible. And their encounter on the Island of Jamaica makes Anessa blush at the memory. What happens when the consequences of Anessa’s risqué behavior follow her home? What happens when she’s the only one willing to give in to her true feelings? But will Dean let go of what he already has for something he knows nothing?