In Issue 51 of Teen Breathe, celebrate every little thing that makes you unique, and package up the present with a letter to your future self! We dip into all you need to know about sugar, as well as awesome ways to stay active – from pickleball to roller derby. Make some classic snacks that have a clever twist, be inspired by a real-life mermaid on a mission, and take our quiz to find your Milly Alcock match. Plus, this issue is bursting with bonus content – from a DIY fortune teller and craft paper to poetry prompts and stickers!
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