Teacher and Author
A Couple of Recommendations
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I apologize for the font on this page. I only recently realized it’s gray and a little small. So I’m working on getting it fixed.
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Books first.
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I am reading a ton of YA right now because I’m judging a contest. I can’t say which one, but it’s keeping me busy. So all my [...]
A few contests going on:
Amazon Breakthrough Novel now has a YA category: http://www.amazon.com/Breakthrough-Novel-Award-Books/b?ie=UTF8&node=332264011
KidLit blog (sorry, this one ends today, but she often has contests going on): http://kidlit.com/kidlit-contest/
Sourcebooks contest: http://teenfire.ning.com/
And, associated with that is a really cool YA ning community where they talk all YA happenings and they’ll help you with your ms’s: http://yalitchat.ning.com/
I’m getting ready to launch a new website which has a built-in blog. I’m trying to figure out if this blog can merge with that one. It’s complicated, so I haven’t been on here much.
In the meantime, there is a cool contest going over at the KidLit blog: http://kidlit.com/kidlit-contest/
There are some others I’ve heard of, [...]
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" Few people understand Young Adults and Teens the way Sandi Greene does. Her writing style is to-the-point, relevant, and it seeks to establish that relationship through connectivity that the youth of today so desires.