The first volume of "Seven Deadly Sins, A Young Adult Anthology," deals with possibly the most severe of all sins: Pride. Whether a story centers around magic, a crime, a scientific experiment or a night out that ends in disaster, our young adults need to decide if pride will be an obstacle they overcome, or if it will be the weakness that holds them back. Thirteen stories, thirteen choices. One theme.
The Hazel Crayon by Wendy White Lees A headstrong young girl's attempt to prove her oddball classmate is a pirate results in a playground wedding, and a friendship that sails smoothly...

The second volume of "Seven Deadly Sins, A Young Adult Anthology," explores Sloth: (SLOHTH/SLOTH/) 1. Failure to do things one should. 2. A wasting due to lack of use; concerns a person, place, thing, skill or tangible ideal that would require maintenance, refinement or support to continue to exist. 3. Evil that exists when good men fail to act. The writers of the Seven Deadly Sins Anthology celebrate and pay tribute to the emotional and mental turmoil that is being a teenager. Fourteen authors, fourteen stories. One theme: Sloth.
The Locker Monster by Elizabeth Archer Mom always told...

The world is full of beauty, from never-changing stars to ever-changing oceans to the pleasures of human company. We are free to enjoy good food, satisfying friendships, and things that make us happy.
But beware of demanding too much. Excess in any form is a dangerous thing.
Nineteen authors. Nineteen stories. One theme: Gluttony. This is the fourth volume in our series.
The Gluttony Diary by Elizabeth Archer: We all have to eat, but how do we know we are eating too much? When a young girl looks at her body, she doesn't see what others see.
Saving Dad by Teresa Bassett:...