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The Intern Diaries
Kate M. is the summer editorial intern at Free Spirit Publishing and a rising senior in English literature at Seattle University. Cassidy F. is the summer sales and marketing intern and a recent graduate in creative writing from Macalester College. … Continue reading
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Free Spirit Publishing Around the World
Young people all over the world often face many of the same challenges when it comes to learning, growing up, and relating to others. Those challenges may relate to bullying, stress, grief and loss, succeeding in school, or simply learning … Continue reading