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Born with orange hair, Barbara Steinhauser immediately connected with Pippi Longstocking and Anne of Green Gables which led to a lifelong love of young adult books- they are family! She received her MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults from Vermont College. (And a PhD birthing three teenagers lol.)

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Teens suss out pandering authors: 2009 Young Adult Top Ten Reads

Saturday, November 14th, 2009

A young adult writer's book review tends to be as passionate and direct as the books s/he reads, containing very little snobbery and even less...
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Lanagan's Tender Morsels, a potent fairy tale, ties for first place during World Fantasy Convention

World Fantasy judges Jenny Blackford, Peter Heck, Ellen Klages, Chris Roberson & Delia Sherman have chosen to award First Place for Best Novel to...
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Where's David? Stephen King lights up the "Scariest Book Ever" unofficial Halloween poll

While David Shirley checks out Portland's Scream Exhibit, Featuring Goosebumps, the Science of Fear, I will reveal the results of my not so...
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Letters from Norma Fox Mazer; brain cancer claims award winning author and generous teacher

Norma Fox Mazer succumbed to brain cancer on October 17. I heard the news today, sent via email from Vermont College where I was fortunate to study...
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Where is David? Phantom of the Opera's Andrew Lloyd Weber fights prostate cancer

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News of Andrew Lloyd Weber's prostate cancer hit the web yesterday, as David Shirley cycled through Oregon raising awareness for this disease....
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Where is David? Stitches by David Small is a visual experience in cancer reality

The old adage, "A picture is worth a thousand words" deepens in meaning when confronted with David Small's emotional cartoons in his...
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Superstar Meg Cabot falls off my shelf; Heads up, librarians!

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The Airhead Series once again reveals author Meg Cabot's obsession with being in the limelight. Her official website reflects this visually, as do...
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Where is David? Poignant novel Snow Falling on Cedars explores alternate Washington experience

Washington State is a many layered land where seven of the eight physiographic regions present in the United States create habitats for orca, pika and...
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Hale's Princess Academy heroine saves the day with talking rocks; a somewhat scientific examination!

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The probability of a fifteen year old transmitting urgent messages through a mountain of rock in order to save fellow Princess Academy students from...
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Award-winning writer Denise Vega conducts writing workshop for Douglas County teens

Denise Vega, author of award winning Fact of Life #31, taught young adults to "Show, Don't Tell" during five workshops held in October....
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