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victoria fuller

The Hub TV Networks | Watch Episode Clips | Full Episodes | Behind the Scenes | Hubworl... - 1 views

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cjhs author r l stine tv on the hub

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  • victoria fuller on 25 Apr 11
     
    Some r.l stine videos are on this channel
Emily=) bowles

R.L. Stine Biography | Author Bio | Books | Rotten School | Fear Street | Goosebumps | ... - 2 views

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CJHS ELA Author Talk R.L. stine

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  • Birthdate: October 8, 1943 Birthplace: Columbus, Ohio Real Name: Robert Lawrence Stine
  • scaring kids
  • 20 years
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  • Courtesy of HarperCollins
  • climbed up into his attic and found an old typewriter
  • nine years old
  • joke books
  • writing ever since
  • humor
  • editor
  • ten years
  • make kids laugh
  • do have a phobia that my nephews think is just insane - I cannot jump into water. I have to step into swimming pools. It's a real phobia, but my nephews think it's hilarious that this scary guy is so terrified of jumping into water."
  • magazin
  • Banana
  • rom the Ohio State University,
  • graduated f
  • small magazines
  • start writing novels
  • 28 years old
  • Goosebumps
  • a TV Show.
  • The Nightmare Room
  • y Nickelodeon TV show,
  • he set out
  • 1989 - R.L. Stine team
  • best-seller.
  • ed up with Parachute Press to release his first horror series,
  • R.L. Stine used to write for a children's humor magazine called Bananas. He was known as Jovial Bob Stine.
  • which was aimed at 9-14 year olds
  • 1992 - R.L. Stine releases a new book series - Goosebumps. This series is aimed at younger kids, but still delivers some scary tales. The book series eventually spun off into
  • 1986 - R.L. Stine wrote Blind Date, his first scary novel for teens. It immediately became a
  • R.L. Stine has a son named Matt who is 25 years old.
  • R.L. Stine was named the #1 best-selling author in America for three straight years between 1994 and 1996
  • R.L. Stine writes an average of two books a month!
  • R.L. Stine comes up with the titles of his books first and then works from there, while most authors come up with the title last.
  • R.L. Stine's books have been translated into more than 28 languages and are best-sellers around the world!
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  • for more than
  • He's bee
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  • writing
  • Fear Street,
  • victoria fuller on 25 Apr 11
     
    Some facts about R. l Stine.
  • Emily=) bowles on 03 May 11
     
    Phobias and about how he writes
Shelby Tomlinson

Meg Cabot - Henrietta, Miracle Pet - 2 views

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meg cabot cjhs author

shared by Shelby Tomlinson on 03 May 11 - No Cached
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      Shelby Tomlinson on 03 May 11
       
      This is part of Meg Cabot's diary. It is about the time Henrietta the one eyed cat tried to save her life.
  • Henrietta, Miracle Pet
  • But the fact that her primary owner was in an over-the-counter-sleep-aid-induced stupor and deaf to all sound did not dissuade Henrietta. She stalked across the bed from where she usually sleeps—on my feet—to my husband's ear, and went, “MEOW,” very loudly, waking him instantly.
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  • Pet,” who wake up their owners when their baby is choking, or when they sense an electrical fire smoldering beneath the wall-to-wall carpet. And, okay, it turned out our lives were never in any danger.
  • But she THOUGHT she was saving our lives. And it's the thought that counts, right? Here is what happened: In the dead of night last night, our burglar alarm went off (yes, we have a burglar alarm. It came with the
  • house. I have never had a burglar alarm before, but I must say, it is quite handy, especially when I read in the paper about escaped convicts hiding in the Everglades, etc, since you so know Key West is their next stop).
  • I didn't hear the beeping. I will admit, in fact, that I slept through the whole thing, since, having been a complete insomniac since the age of 12, I had in Hearo ear plugs AND had taken a Sominex right after David Letterman in order to fall asleep.
  • I am shaking as I write this. Because it happened. It finally happened. Henrietta—yes, one-eyed Henrietta—saved our lives last night. Yes. Henrietta has proved at last that she is just as good as those animals on the TV show “Miracle
  • So he heard the beeping. Throwing on his robe (well, OK, he doesn't wear a robe, but whatever, it sounds more dramatic), he hurried downstairs to face the intruders who were trying to steal my plasma TV.
  • Except that there were no intruders. Because what had happened was that the alarm had run a routine diagnostic, realized one of the doors wasn't locked, and was beeping to let us know. Not the EAR DRUM PIERCING BEEPING that it does when it thinks someone has actually broken in (while simultaneously
  • summoning the police, which has happened more often than I would like to admit, including one time when we opened the front door to get the paper, forgetting the alarm was on, triggered it, turned it off, and were back inside, innocently eating breakfast, when two KWPD officers stormed in with their guns
  • drawn and yelled, “FREEZE!” And if you think I am exaggerating about this, you would be so, so wrong), but the gentle warning beep it uses to remind us when a door has been left unlocked. And okay, this doesn't necessarily constitute a life-threatening situation (where was Henrietta, for
  • instance, when the cops were trying to blow us away over our eggs and bacon?). But it was still a very big accomplishment for a cat whom I am often convinced might actually be retarded.
  • So please, wherever you are right now, take a moment to raise the glass of whatever you're drinking—coffee, Tab, absinthe—and toast Henrietta, the little one-eyed cat who last night, saved her owners' lives.
  • Or tried to, anyway. That's all. More later. Much love, Meg
Emily=) bowles

R.L. Stine:Biography - 1 views

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CJHS ELA Author Talk r l stine

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  • R. L. Stine is the author of over 100 novels for children
  • After high school he became a
    • Emily=) bowles
      Emily=) bowles on 03 May 11
       
      He really taught Soc.St after collage!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  • R. L. Stine has sold over 90 million books and yet is still unfamiliar to adult readers. In 1995, he published his first adult book - a horror story called Superstitious. Even though the novel didn’t do well, Stine commanded $1 million for Superstitious screen rights. Goosebumps was produced as a TV series for the Fox TV Network beginning in 1995.
  • He writes over 24 novels a year. Stine’s thrillers contain age-appropriate chills. No one dies in Goosebumps and the novels are geared to grade-schoolers. But, for adolescents, heads roll in Fear Street. The Goosebumps horror series, published by Scholastic for 7-12 year olds, has consumed readers since 1989.
  • student at Ohio State University, where he graduated with a B.A. in education in 1965. Stine taught social studies after college. He married his wife, Jane, on June 22, 1969. Their son, Matt Daniel Stine, was born on June 7, 1980.
  • Stine’s awards include the
  • Children's Choice Award and the American Library Association Award.
  • the pseudonyms Eric Affabee, Zachary Blue, and Jovial Bob Stine
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  • Biography
  • R.L. Stine
  • Emily=) bowles on 03 May 11
     
    biography info on R.L. Stine
  • Emily=) bowles on 05 May 11
     
    He also has awards listed on here but only 2 out of like alot
MyrandaK (((:

Meg Cabot - Official UK site - 2 views

www.megcabot.co.uk

the books she has writin and when! meg cabot

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      Madddie Minter(: on 05 May 11
       
      10 things you never knew about Meg Cabot(:
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      Madddie Minter(: on 05 May 11
       
      1. She has a one-eyed cat called Henrietta. 2. Meg's cure for writer's block is eating cookies and watching TV for a few days in a row. Or until her Visa bill arrives. 3. Meg has written all her books in bed and she says the best thing about being a writer is that she can wear her pyjamas to work. 4. Her favourite food is plain cheese pizza. 5. Meg's biggest accomplishments so far include passing Algebra and owning her own house. 6. Star Wars changed her life when she was 11 years old. She says her greatest influence was the film's director George Lucas, because when she first saw Star Wars, she realized that you can actually make money from making stuff up. 7. Meg describes herself as "infectiously delightful", but she's sure there are others who would strongly disagree! 8. If Meg wasn't writing books she'd be a cartoonist or illustrator - she's got a bachelor's degree in Fine Arts. 9. Two of Meg's books have been turned into films - The Princess Diaries and its sequel. Disney may also make All American Girl into a feature length film. 10. In her spare time (apart from watching TV and eating cookies!), Meg likes to go out and walk around New York City, which is where she lives as there is always something going on somewhere, and lots of nice things to eat while you are doing them.
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      MyrandaK (((: on 06 May 11
       
      this was cool!!! and it will help me a lot! thanks Maddie!
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