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Teen Virtues is a school-based educational program designed to help high school students develop human virtues. Teen Virtues has been developed by Stillpoint Family Resources, a Southern California based non-profit organization whose mission is to bring healing and hope to individuals and families in crisis through counseling and education. The creation of the Teen Virtues curriculum was funded by a grant from the Dan Murphy Foundation. This title is the student text for the Teen Virtues curriculum.

"Benjamin at SEA" is book two of the young-adult science-fiction "Paradise Project" septology that began with "Benjamin and the Paradise Project." Book 2 is set on earth in the year 2121 as twelve-year-old Ben splashes down in his parents' spaceship off the coast of Southern California. SEA is short for Space Exploration Academy, a kind of 6th-12th grade West Point for future astronauts. Benjamin encounters in America a seeming utopia after the dystopia of K ld. Making the first real friends of his life, Ben struggles to get the government of the United States of North America to do something to rescue his parents and to prepare for the horiffic attack the Ebony are preparing.

Good-hearted Max Bradley (12), the proud owner of a Schwinn Phantom, the greatest bike in existence up till the summer of '63, is seduced into evil by Sandy Driscoll (14), an ultra cool, self-destructive newcomer who rides a custom-built muscle bike, the forerunner of the Stingray, the next great thing on wheels. For his new best friend, Sandy chooses Max's brother, Joseph (13), who will do whatever it takes to win the heart of his first love, Belinda Valentine (14), a gutsy beauty who has already fallen for Sandy. The antics of her hilarious brother Itchycat (13) produce plenty of laughs, as do Joseph's romantic mishaps. Max learns about guilt, punishment, forgiveness and true nobility.