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Tag Archives: uglies
RTW – What Makes a Book a Movie?
This week, YA Highway’s Road Trip Wednesday offers up the blog prompt What is it that makes some books ideal for a film translation? I feel a little like that kid in class whose teacher finally asks a question she … Continue reading
Fave Books–A Progress Report
It’s really too early to list my favorite books for the year. But I have realized there’s one cool aspect to owning a Kindle. It keeps track of all the books in my library. And since I’ve only read a … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged anna and the french kiss, books, liar, little blue envelope, mark twain, matched, mockingbird, room, rules, TANKBORN, the help, the hunger games, uglies, unwind, will grayson will grayson
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Dystopias & Apocalyptic Dreams
Two or three times a year, I have a post-apocalyptic dream. Not recurring; it’s different every time. Some disaster has occurred on earth. I’m living with my family under a freeway underpass or in a cave. My life as I … Continue reading
Posted in The Writing Life
Tagged apocalyptic, dystopia, dystopian, hunger games, jenna fox, post-apocalyptic, scott westerfeld, TANKBORN, uglies
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The Right to Choose What I Read
I’m new to young adult literature. That is, I’m new as an author. Of course I read YA books as a kid, pretty much picking and choosing at will from the school library. That’s how I ended up reading decidedly … Continue reading
Posted in The Writing Life
Tagged choice, hunger games, uglies, unwind, wall street journal, young adult
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