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Liliana Monteil-Doucette, a multi-published author writing under the pseudonyms Lara Rios and Julia Amante, has been a speaker at Cal State Los Angeles, U.C. Riverside, Santa Barbara Community College, and various high schools and organizations such as MAOF’s career day in Pasadena. Liliana is also a credentialed teacher who currently owns her own language arts tutoring service, which offers one-on-one tutoring.
Contact Liliana at CreativeWritingTeacher@yahoo.com.

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Interview with author, Mayra Calvani

Saturday, December 12th, 2009 · 9 comments

Recently, I reviewed the children's book Humberto the Bookwork Hamster by Mayra Calvani. Today, talented author, Calvani chats with us to share...
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Help your child write a spooky story - part one

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Probably the main thing that makes a story seem spooky is sound. Watching a scary movie without sound takes away all the tension and feelings of...
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The Striking Viking Story Pirates, a not-for-profit organization, has come up with an original idea to promote...
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Newly released children's books reviewed

Looking for some good books for your children? This week, Borders is offering a 30% discount to all educators. Great time to stock up on books if...
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Teaching kids to edit

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There’s one sure way to make a child whine and that’s to tell them they must edit their writing project. Most kids actually enjoy...
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Book Festival in Los Angeles

On October 10-11, 2009 at California State University Los Angeles, the Latino Book and Family Festival will offer a number of free workshops for...
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Your child can write a novel

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