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        BELIEVE IN WATER 
        Twelve Brushes with
        Religion(Table
        of Contents) 
        The Boy Who Called God She 
        Nancy Springer 
        Tough kid Mitch has got to laugh. Is that new kid at
        school kidding--God is no lady. Or is she?  
        Chatterbox 
        Gregory Maguire 
        Mitch isn't a chatterbox, that's for sure. But maybe his
        words are getting through anyway--to the girls at
        Friendly's, to Ma O'Shea, and, to God.  
        Religion: From the Greek Re
        Legios, To Re-Link 
        Virginia Euwer Wolff 
        Deborah, Zhandra, Riva--three girls with different
        beliefs, but one thing in common: they're all pregnant.  
        Fabulous Shoes 
        Marilyn Singer 
        Can you lead on a boy and still be a good Jewish girl?
        Natalie needs to know.  
        On Earth 
        Jacqueline Woodson 
        With her mother cast out of the Jehovah's Witnesses,
        Carlene questions the very meaning of
        "paradise."  
        Going Through the Motions 
        Margaret Peterson Haddix 
        Jake has left a religious cult. Is Caitlyn still a
        member? Is she trying to draw Jake back in?  
        Forty-Nine Days 
        Kyoko Mori 
        After her father's death, Shinobu struggles to harmonize
        the Zen and Christian religions of her parents and finds
        her own view of mercy.  
        The Martyrdom of Monica
        MacAllister 
        Jennifer Armstrong 
        Monica's not Catholic, but she's still sure she'd make a
        darn good saint.  
        Handling Snakes 
        Joyce Carol Thomas 
        It's time for Letitia to follow her church's ritual of
        handling snakes. How will she survive?  
        Grace 
        M.E. Kerr 
        Ted's dad is the most boring minister in town. But when
        he gets rock star Taylor Train to appear at church, Ted
        learns the truth about glamor vs. integrity.  
        Esu's Island 
        Jess Mowry 
        On Cayes Squellette, Pogo, Laurent, and Randy will soon
        become men--with the help of a playful and stern boy-god.
         
        What Is the Dickens? 
        Naomi Shihab Nye 
        Christianity, Islam, Unitarianism, Sufism--Leslie's
        background includes them all. But when Daddy Jack lies
        dying, what can she believe in but water. 
         
        Copyright © 2000 by Marilyn Singer 
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