Sentences with phrase «interest older teens»
YA / Mature Readers: The gripping stories of confrontation and change will interest older teens.
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Tom Majewski, a Park Ridge resident, told board members he was interested in creating an aquatic program for area teens and hoped to get the park district's help in renovating the pool at the old Maine North High School, at 9511 Harrison St. in unincorporated Maine Township.
While it isn't as touching or as exuberantly funny as the original, it's a cute summer diversion for kids with just enough wink - wink slyness and cheeky cinematic asides to hold the interests of older teens and adults.
Parents of older children or teens interested in seeing the film won't find a lot of reasons to say no.
YA / General Interest: Older teens will appreciate Billy's personal dilemmas and will be fascinated by laborious online communication via CompuServe.
YA / General Interest: The mash up of teen - friendly genres and the cinematic look and pace will make this a must - read among older teens.
YA / General Interest: A highly engaging exploration of a difficult topic, this is a great way to introduce older teens to a timelessly relevant story they may not be familiar with.
YA / General Interest: There's no nudity, only a little adult language, and some PG -13-level violence, making this a terrific pick for both older and younger teens who love action comics.
In addition, unlike my dad's book, which was written for old people (and can get really boring at times), this book was written especially for teens and is always interesting.
YA / General Interest: Accessible for older teens and essential for research papers on space and aviation history, not to mention gender equality in the workplace.
YA / General Interest: Older teens looking for an irresistible read will find it here.
LivItaly's Florence Small Group Walking Tour is ideal for families with older teens studying or kids with an interest classics, history or art.
The TREB book No Mean Business, by the late Ken Smith, says Mr. Oliver developed an interest in horse racing in his teens and worked part - time at the old Woodbine race track in Toronto.