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Author Interviews»
Author Interview: Part 2–Between the Lines of “Camo Girl” (0)
Yesterday, award-winning author Kekla Magoon shared information about her new and up-and-coming books, “Camo Girl,” “Fire in the Streets,” and “37 Things I Love.” Where do all the ideas for her novels come from? What does a day in the life of Kekla Magoon look like? Magoon spoke with Teen Voices editorial assistant Lindsay McCormack about her experience as a writer.
Fiction»
Fiction: “To Earthward” (0)
Lucy had once said that when I met the right guy and fell in love, I wouldn’t mind being a girl anymore. I would actually enjoy it. And I would let the boy be the boy, instead of trying to manipulate myself into power, a tendency that seemed rooted in my nature.I wasn’t sure whether or not to believe her.
Girls in Action»
Girl in Action Sejal Hathi: Fostering Females as Changemakers with a Global Sisterhood (0)
“I really wanted to do something to […] bring girls from all across the globe together to realize that they are a sisterhood.”
Movie Reviews»
Movie Review: “The Iron Lady” (0)
“The Iron Lady,” directed by Phyllida Lloyd and written by Abi Morgan, stars Meryl Streep, Jim Broadbent, and Richard E. Grant. A personal portrayal of Margaret Thatcher’s political, social, and familial life, “The Iron Lady” captures the engrossing tale of a woman who changed the face of politics worldwide. Margaret Roberts Thatcher worked her way from the daughter of a small-town grocer to the first female prime minister of Great Britain. The movie depicts an older Thatcher, lost in memories and reflections of the past.
Music»
Music Review: “The Real Me” by Naomi Less (0)
If you love meaningful lyrics and thought provoking soundtracks, Naomi Less’s album “The Real Me” is perfect for you. Naomi Less is a budding musician striving to make a difference through music. In this optimistic 12-track-album, Naomi explores a wide range of topics such as responsibilities, friendship, and the importance of being grateful.
Special Features»
Education in Ghana (0)
I’m from Ghana, a country in West Africa. I was born here and I’ve lived here all my life. Ghana is a country with a history most of us learn about at a young age via storytelling and myths in school and at home. Aside from all of these spectacular aspects of my country, we’re still faced with poverty. This challenge has led to so many problems. One major effect of this poverty is the country’s high rate of illiteracy.
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