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Karen E. Olson: HIDDEN cover revealed!
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Karen E. Olson. In So Many Words. Friday, March 27, 2015. I have a cover for HIDDEN! My new publisher, Severn House, has created the perfect cover for the book. It evokes the atmosphere I've created perfectly. Check it out! Severn House has also sent me the cover copy:. I can't wait to see it in print! I am not sure if I can wait for your new book to come out in the U.S. in November, I might have to fly to the UK and get it in JULY! April 21, 2015 at 5:07 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). What inst...
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Karen E. Olson: June 2015
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Karen E. Olson. In So Many Words. Tuesday, June 30, 2015. I should be writing. The title of the post says it all. I should be writing. And I am. In the way that this book is being written. I am also spending a lot of time thinking about what is going to happen next, or what should have happened before, or what's going to happen at the end. So when I "should be writing," much of the time I am "thinking about what I'm going to write.". So I should be writing. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I should be writing.
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FACS by the Book: February 2011
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Fiction in the FACS Classroom- A Novel Approach to Reading. Join us as we explore ideas for incorporating teen fiction into the FACS curriculum. Thursday, February 24, 2011. Where do we begin? Today, novels written for young and teen readers are as likely to contain inappropriate language, violent content, and sexual references as those written for adults. That being said, there are many teen novels that are classroom appropriate and tell stories of depth and character. Let's get on the same page! If you...
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FACS by the Book: April 2011
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Fiction in the FACS Classroom- A Novel Approach to Reading. Join us as we explore ideas for incorporating teen fiction into the FACS curriculum. Wednesday, April 6, 2011. FACS or Fiction Workshop. The teachers spent the morning participating in six different small group activities related to the theme of incorporating fiction into the FACS classroom. The activities included food prepartion, sewing and repurposing projects. Each activity related to one of the teen novels below. Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder.
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FACS by the Book: March 2011
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Fiction in the FACS Classroom- A Novel Approach to Reading. Join us as we explore ideas for incorporating teen fiction into the FACS curriculum. Thursday, March 10, 2011. Proud to be a Woman! Each year in March we commemorate the accomplishments of remarkable American women by celebrating Women's History Month. Throughout our history women have made important contributions to our country and our society. Here are just a few examples. Marion Donovan invented the disposable diaper. Coco Chanel declared tha...
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Karen E. Olson: March 2013
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Karen E. Olson. In So Many Words. Tuesday, March 19, 2013. The return of the Naked Authors. My friend Patty Smiley emailed me about a week ago to tell me that the Naked Authors. Are back blogging. They stopped blogging about a year ago, maybe. And somehow they all talked themselves into blogging again. It's easy to waste time on an iPad. Not very exciting, is it? I think I'll go over to Naked Authors. And see what's going on. But I know better than to promise I'll be here more often. James O. Born. Aweso...
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Karen E. Olson: March 2012
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Karen E. Olson. In So Many Words. Monday, March 5, 2012. In memory of Jack Scovil, 1937-2012. Fast forward a couple of years. I had written SACRED COWS, with a newspaper reporter protagonist in New Haven. I didn't even bother with query letters this time. Instead, I called Jack right away. He called me a few weeks later and said he would be happy to represent me. He thought the book was "terrific," a word he used a lot when he liked something. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.
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FACS by the Book: August 2011
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Fiction in the FACS Classroom- A Novel Approach to Reading. Join us as we explore ideas for incorporating teen fiction into the FACS curriculum. Tuesday, August 30, 2011. Let’s Make History. I’m sure that both factors have contributed to our lack of proficiency and interest in history, but the question is, “What can be done to correct the problem? There are some wonderful historical novels that fit beautifully into the FACS curriculum. Here are a few of my personal favorites. Bread and Roses, Too. My Fam...
