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 LeesA headstrong young girl's attempt to prove her oddball classmate is a pirate results in a playground wedding, and a friendship that sails smoothly through adolescence, but is knocked off course in high school. Good Intentions by Michael DonoghueA genetically smart but bored 16 year-old boy sets out to solve an environmental problem, but he ends up in more trouble than he could possibly imagine. Masterpiece by J.C. DavisAvery is the best artist in her high school, but when her arch-rival Nora takes a prank too far, Avery discovers that art can destroy as well as create. Quitter by Day JamisonWhen a less than perfect test score prompts a driven perfectionist to sabotage her anchoring relationships, she must overcome her fear of failure or reconcile herself to loneliness. Summer Rains by E.N. LoizisWhen Violeta attempts to change Joanna to fit her idea of a "worthy friend", Joanna must decide who she wants to be. Balancing Act by K.T. StephensAs a circus acrobat who knows perfection is a must to stay alive, Joey has to decide between his pride and the acceptance he craves, not realizing he can have both. Seeing Better by Eliza ArcherA girl finds that sometimes the world as isn't the way you've been seeing it all your life. It just takes looking at it with clearer vision. Great-Great Aunty Edna by Anita RussoWhen self-obsessed Amber is forced to clean her Great-Great Aunty's squalid house instead of pursuing her love interest, her pride takes an unexpected real