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Ponyboy Curtis is victim to growing up without parents or a stable community. Ponyboy lives in Tulsa with his brothers Darry and Sodapop where there are two gangs that are in the city. The two gangs are the socs and the greasers. One night five socs co

Dessen, Sarah. Along for the Ride. New York: Penguin Group, 2009. Print. Along for the Ride tells the story of Auden, an intelligent and mature 18 year-old, just graduated from high school and ready to begin college as soon as summer ends. She decides

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Sacks, Oliver. Musicophilia. New York: First Vintage Books Edition, 2008. Print. Musicophilia is one of the best psychology reference books of this time.  Oliver Sacks writes case studies about some of his patients and people that he has meet to show

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