Emma, who writes at http://forever-thinking.net/ is our teen writer of the week. I found her just surfing the net, and loved her blog tag line “becasue I have a brain.” I especially loved that she gave up writing fiction because she didn’t want to give her characters flaws. Not that she gave up (oh no!) but that she cared so much!
From Emma’s About Me blog page: Who am I? My name is Emma, I’m seventeen years old, and currently what Americans would call a senior in highschool. A Dutch Grammar School to be precise, and although I am a huge procrastinator, I pride myself in my education.
In the future, well after graduation, I’d like to train as a doctor, or if that fails, (meaning I don’t get into the medschool of my choice), I’d like to study Chemistry and become a teacher. Or perhaps do something else entirely, the possibilities are endless!
Most of my interests are more in the nerdier parts of life: I love reading and writing. As you can read in my introduction, I even thought about writing a book for a while, but I finally gave up on that idea after I realised I like my characters too much to give them flaws, and non-flawed characters are too boring.
Read more at http://forever-thinking.net/
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Thank you for making me a featured Teen Writer, but my name is not Amber
Weird that you got it wrong in the title, but right in everything else. Anyway, thank you, and I think I might try writing again after my exams! 
Oh boy, my bad… changed now! Names are forever my down fall! You’ll even find me changing Sydney’s name in chapter 8, becuase I have another whole book with a Sydney, and didn’t remember. Well, I remember stories!