Historical Fiction Giveaway Winners!
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The winner of FAIRIES! A True Story by Shirley Raye Redmond is . . . Chris Victor!!!
The winner of Lady Macbeth's Daughter by Lisa Klein is . . . J. R. Poulter!!!
Congratulations and Happy Reading!
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Carolee
Dean has made numerous appearances as a guest poet/author at schools,
libraries, poetry events, and teacher/library conferences. She holds a
bachelor's degree in music therapy and a master's degree in
communicative disorders, and she has spent over a decade working in the
public schools as a
speech-language pathologist.
Her
first novel, Comfort,was nominated as a Best Book for Young Adults, was
named the Best YA Novel of 2002 by the Texas Institute of Letters, and
was on the TAYSHAS (Texas Library Association) reading list. Take Me
There is a YALSA Quick Pick for Reluctant Readers.
Her upcoming paranormal verse novel, Forget Me Not, will be published by Simon Pulse in October of 2012.
Caroline
Starr Rose spent her childhood in the deserts of Saudi Arabia and New
Mexico, camping at the Red Sea in one and eating red chile in the other.
She's taught English and social studies to upper elementary and
middle-school students in New Mexico, Florida, Virginia, and Louisiana.
Back in New
Mexico, Caroline now writes middle-grade novels and picture books full time.
To find teacher's guides, writing activities, and information about author visits, go to my website.
Kimberley
Griffiths Little is the recipient of the Southwest Book Award, The
Whitney Award for Best Youth Novel of 2010, and the author of the highly
acclaimed, The Healing Spell and Circle of Secrets, published by
Scholastic Press. Look for her books at the Scholastic Book Fairs, as
well as two more forthcoming novels in 2012 and 2013.
She
lives on a dirt road in a small town by the Rio Grande with her
husband, a robotics engineer and their three sons. Kimberley is a
favorite speaker at schools around the country, presenting "The Creative
Diary", a highly successful writing workshop and has been a speaker at many conferences.
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