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Margaret Peterson Haddix - 0 views

    • shayla daugherty
       
      i totally did not know she wrote the series 39 Clues
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    You will learn about lots of books by Margaret Peterson Haddix on this site.
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Diary of a Wimpy Kid ::: by Jeff Kinney - 0 views

    • Lucas Babers
       
      THIS SITE PRETTY COOL!
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    Great site about Jeff Kinney and his Diary of a Wimpy Kid.
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    This is a site with information and wimpy kid games!
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Margaret Peterson Haddix books | Layla.Miltsov.org - 0 views

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    • autumn holder
       
      i think just reading about this book people should read these types of book that are by Margaret Haddix
  • Double Identity. The setting of this story is simpler and with fewer surprises than some of Haddix’ other novels.
  • such as what makes us human, what causes our suffering even if on the surface things may seem as if they’re being done with love and best intentions.
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  • where one day parents or our closest people whom we trust suddenly become inexplicable enigmas and the havoc and fear that come with the change.
  • detective story that is about self, love, trust, mourning, and hope as the early teen girl sets out to find why her parents act weird, hide secrets and end up going into hiding themselves,
  • leaving her with a mysterious aunt of whom she had never heard before.
  • Margaret Peterson Haddix Don’t You Dare Read this Mrs. Dunphry!
    • autumn holder
       
      This book sound like a really good book because it tells you like this girl is curious about her parent and why they are acting weird and hiding secrets, so she sets out to find out why they are acting the way they are.
  • Running out of Time
  • Science and capital are so organised that if someone refuses the unjust standards, even in an attempt to escape, they are forced to rely on the capitalist that destroys those attempts.
  • idealist parents who, in an attempt to escape the cruelty of the contemporary megalomaniac and criminal world, attempt to build a utopia in a Clifton Village.
  • important point of the book is that there seems to be no
  • utopia fails.
  • scape.
  • the death of a dream is as tragic as the death of children: without his dream, the father will never be the same and Jessie and her mother know this.
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RL Stine .org - Biography, Pictures, Videos, & Quotes - 0 views

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    • Sam Hughes
       
      R.L. Stine's first book he ever wrote was Blind Date.
  • In 1990 R L Stine joined the parachute press and wrote Fear Street,
    • Sam Hughes
       
      In 1990 R. L. Stine joined the parachute press and wrote Fear Street. :)
    • Sam Hughes
       
      His books are available in 32 languages!!!!!!! :O
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  • Today. R L Stine’s books are available in 32 languages and sales figures have crossed over 300 million copies across the globe.
  • Blind Date was the first teen horror novel which R L Stine wrote in 1987
  • followed by Hit and Run, Beach House and The Girl friend.
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Ohio Reading Road Trip | Margaret Peterson Haddix Biography - 1 views

    • Carly Felty
       
      Read on this has a lot of good info!!
    • autumn holder
       
      wow this has really a lot of information i think i might use it..... and i didn't even know you were using it i just looked it up and boom it was there.... lol
  • loved if she became a journalist. So when she attended college at Miami University in Oxford, Haddix majored in English and began writing for the school newspaper by the end of her freshman year.
  • (two brothers and one sister),
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  • "What I hated was not any particular subject, but anything that reeked of busy work; all the pointless assignments that took a lot of time but taught me nothing.
  • e wild and entertaining
  • Though her dad's stories sparked an interest in writing, life in a small town afforded
  • addix grew up on a farm in Washington Courthouse, Ohio - the same small town where her family has lived since the early 1800s.
  • l the while, though, Haddix worried that her rising career in journalism was distracting her from her true calling: that of a fiction writer.
  • offer in Illinois, Haddix quit her job at the Indianapolis News and moved north with him. There, she worked various part-time and temporary jobs, including English teacher at a community college in Danville, in order to start he
  • as two ch
  • novels, including the first three of seven books in the "Among the…" series (Among the Barons, Among the Betrayed, and Among the Imposters). She's currently working on book four, Among the Brave, and another, nonseries title, called Say What? She has won an International Reading Association Children's Book Award, and the American Library Association has na
  • es writing for young audiences, Haddix replied: "Teenagers are naturally such good characters in books. They hav
  • Her father was a farmer and her mother, a nurse; her time as a young woman was equally split between home and farm chores with her three siblings
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Teenreads.com -- Author Profile: Meg Cabot - 1 views

    • Nicole Hicks
       
      I can't believe that Meg Cabot has written more than 50 books!
  • Meg Cabot is the author of more than fifty books for both adults
  • and teens. 
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    • Madddie Minter(:
       
      Woww(: It is being published in 38 countries!!!!
  • The most notable of these is The Princess Diaries series, which is currently being published in over 38 countries, and was made into two hit movies by Disney.
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    Meg Cabot bio
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Margaret Haddix facts - Freebase - 0 views

  • Margaret Peterson Haddix (born April 9, 1964) is an American author.
  • Margaret Peterson Haddix (born April 9, 1964) is an American author.
  • She also wrote the tenth and final volume in The 39 Clues series, published by Scholastic.
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  • Margaret Peterson Haddix was born in 1964 near Washington Court House, Ohio, where she grew up on a farm.
  • Simon & Schuster, threatened to sue the makers of M. Night Shyamalan's film
  • She worked as a newspaper copy editor in Fort Wayne, Indiana; as a newspaper reporter in Indianapolis; and as a community college instructor and freelance writer in Danville, Illinois.
  • now live in Columbus, Ohio, with their two children
  • Margaret Peterson Haddix was born in 1964 near Washington Court House, Ohio, where she grew up on a farm.
    • autumn holder
       
      She has a lot in her life. She loves being an writer, because he tell that her and her husband were both writers. WOW! i bet they made a lot of money!!!!
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    more about Margaret Haddix
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Reviewer X: Author Interview: Lurlene McDaniel - 0 views

  • Lurlene McDaniel began writing about young adults when her son Sean was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes at the age of 3. His illness changed the lives of everyone in her family forever. “I saw what life was like for someone who was chronically ill, and I experienced how it affected the dynamics of the family,” says McDaniel. She says she found that writing about the trauma and its effects was therapeutic. She has written over 40 novels about kids who face life-threatening illnesses. To find out more about her, visit her websites:
  • My path was pure blessing, luck, right place-right time. I wrote ad/pr copy on the side and one day met a woman at a photo shoot and we struck up a conversation. When she discovered I was a writer, she invited me to try my hand at a children's book because her father owned a publishing company---School Book Fairs (now Darby Press). They bought 23 books from me before I moved on to Bantam/Random House.
  • Letters from my readers usually captivate me with their stories of overcoming great odds and struggles to make the best out of what life hands them.
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  • I love the label. It was invented by librarians (I think) and it differentiates me from other YA writers.
  • No...readers tell me they like the endings because they reflect "real life." Some readers are disappointed when the boy/girl don't get together in an ending, however.
  • Fan mail still arrives, but the Web is where today's teen resides. That's why I have four Web contact points. I don't depend on snail mail anymore. Many letters have touched me. I have a "keeper" file of my best letters and sometimes read from it when I do public speaking.
  • That book was sold and in movie form before I was informed it had been filmed. Certainly I was paid, but I had no input about content. I was a little disappointed in the (not mine) ending (so were fans!), but I was glad it made it onto the screen at all because so many books get "optioned", but never produced. I'd still like one to go to the big screen, though.
  • Once again, longevity has been a major blessing. SIX MONTHS TO LIVE was first published in 1985, but it's still selling. Publishing today is harder than ever because the industry is in flux. Sales across the industry have fallen and no one quite knows how to fix it. Also the YA shelves are glutted with material and writers are fighting for shelf space. The YA rage now is fantasy, vampires, the supernatural. When I started with Bantam/Random House, the shelves were loaded with romance and horror. Styles change, but I will always write what I feel comfortable writing---teens handling life-altering events with a positive message about the wonder of living.
  • Write for the sheer pleasure of writing. Keep journals. Get an education. Submit. Focus on story, voice, style, structure, not on "being published."
  • I'm working on HEART 2 HEART, a story about a heart transplant and human connections. My newest, BREATHLESS, will come out in May 2009. It takes 4-6 months for me to write a book---if I don't procrastinate too much.
  • YA writing rocks!!! My agent and many readers have asked me to write for the adult market, but adults bore me. I love writing for teens and pre-teens.
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Lisi Harrison - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views

  • Background
  • Books
  • Born Elyse E. Harrison
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  • By June in 2004, she had quit her job and was planning to write full time. In January, 2007 Lisi left New York City and moved to Laguna Beach, CA, where she currently resides.
  • Lisi Harrison was born in Toronto, Canada
  • The Clique Summer Collection
  • Other Clique Titles
  • Monster High Series
  • The Clique Series
    • Mason McCord [:
       
      What is here date of birth, because I don't think that this is right.
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    I am aware that Wikipedia is not very reliable but from the other things that I have read it sounds good.
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Lurlene McDaniel: About Lurlene - 1 views

  • Everyone loves a good cry, and no one delivers heartwrenching stories better than Lurlene McDaniel.
  • written over 40 novel
  • Some readersÿfdand their parentsÿfdhave wondered why McDaniel chooses to write about sad situations. ÿfdI tell them that sometimes tragedy hits peopleÿfdkids, too. They want answers
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  • These are books that challenge you and make you think
  • McDaniel began writing about young adults when her son Sean was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes at the age of 3
  • To make certain that her books are medically accurate, McDaniel conducts extensive research.
  • She interviews health care professionals and works with appropriate medical groups and hospice organizations, as well as the Tennessee Organ Donor Services
  • Growing up, McDaniel lived in different parts of the country because her father was in the Navy. Eventually her family settled in Florida
  • . She attended the University of South Florida in Tampa, where she earned a B.A. in English. She now lives in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
  • In addition to her popular YA novels, McDaniel has written radio and television scripts, promotional and advertising copy, and a magazine column. She is a frequent speaker at schools, writersÿfd conferences, and conventions.
  • McDanielÿfds books have been named to several bestseller lists, including Publishers Weekly
  • Three of her novels were selected by children as IRAÿfdCBC Childrenÿfds Choices: Somewhere Between Life and Death, Too Young to Die, and Goodbye Doesnÿfdt Mean Forever. Six Months to Live has been placed in a literary time capsule at the Library of Congress, to be opened in the year 2089.
    • Leslie Blankenship
       
      lots of good info
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Baby Alicia Is Dying by Lurlene McDaniel 1995, Paperback, Reprint | eBay - 0 views

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    sad book
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