It was a
normal fall weekend in Spokane, Washington.
Then came the Saturday morning unlike any other. First came the explosions, then the
paratroopers. Only at the last minute
did most of the people of Spokane realize what was happening; the United States was being invaded by North
Korea. The disturbance woke Jed Eckert,
a Marine home from Iraq, and his younger brother Matt. In an effort to follow their Dad’s orders to
“go to the cabin,” they hop in Jed’s car, picking up stragglers along the way
whilst dodging soldiers. After a couple
of days, their cabin is discovered and they must flee into the wilderness. For Jed there is only one response: fight
back. Jed trains the ragtag group of
young people into a team capable of war-trained resistance. Meanwhile, Matt waits for the moment he can
rescue his girlfriend, Erica. But his
desperation to do so may result in the complete ruin of this unusual group of
teen heroes who have come to call themselves the Wolverines.
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Thursday, February 27, 2014
Green Light for Red Dawn
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Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Our New Writers
by James Owen
It's my great pleasure to announce the addition of two new writers to the TeenView staff.
First off, I hear you have already met Donna Whistler. Earlier this week, she reviewed The Good Earth.

I'd also like you to meet John Watson. As you may be able to tell, he is
one of our TV show experts.
We look forward to outstanding work from these talented writers.
It's my great pleasure to announce the addition of two new writers to the TeenView staff.
First off, I hear you have already met Donna Whistler. Earlier this week, she reviewed The Good Earth.

I'd also like you to meet John Watson. As you may be able to tell, he is
one of our TV show experts.
We look forward to outstanding work from these talented writers.
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