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    Writing Prompts for Tweens and Teens

    By Levon Sparks Salone

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    About this ebook

    Have you ever had a tool that uses a prompt and a list of suggested key words but had the potential to unleash unlimited stories? Writing Prompts for Tweens and Teens is that tool. It contains fifty prompts, each with twenty-five suggested key words. It provides everything you need except your imagination. And young people, this is designed specifically for you!

    If you’re looking for great writing group assignments, classroom assignments, thought provokers or hours of creative fun, add this resource to your collection.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLevon Sparks Salone
    Release dateOct 5, 2017
    ISBN9781370293223
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    Writing Prompts for Tweens and Teens
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    Levon Sparks Salone

    Mrs. Levon Sparks Salone served as a Clinical Counselor where she specialized in the areas of chemical dependency, women's issues and family dynamics. During her career, she conducted trainings, workshops and motivational speeches for various agencies, companies and groups across the US. She left her 20-year tenure as a counselor to hone her skills in writing.

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