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Tuesday, March 22, 2011. A WORD FROM THIS MONTH'S AUTHOR: Cynthia Lord. Went through many revisions. It took me quite awhile to find the story I truly wanted to tell in this book. One big change the book went through was that when I first wrote Touch Blue. Tess didn't want Aaron to come. She resented that Dad was excited a boy was coming and that her family had to change. One day I asked myself, "What if Tess wanted Aaron? It made all the difference. Touch blue and your wish will come true. Touch blue an...

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Tuesday, March 22, 2011. A WORD FROM THIS MONTH'S AUTHOR: Cynthia Lord. Went through many revisions. It took me quite awhile to find the story I truly wanted to tell in this book. One big change the book went through was that when I first wrote Touch Blue. Tess didn't want Aaron to come. She resented that Dad was excited a boy was coming and that her family had to change. One day I asked myself, What if Tess wanted Aaron? It made all the difference. Touch blue and your wish will come true. Touch blue an...

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Tuesday, March 22, 2011. A WORD FROM THIS MONTH'S AUTHOR: Cynthia Lord. Went through many revisions. It took me quite awhile to find the story I truly wanted to tell in this book. One big change the book went through was that when I first wrote Touch Blue. Tess didn't want Aaron to come. She resented that Dad was excited a boy was coming and that her family had to change. One day I asked myself, "What if Tess wanted Aaron? It made all the difference. Touch blue and your wish will come true. Touch blue an...

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Story Sleuths: DEVELOPING THEME: Touch Blue (Post #3)

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Friday, February 25, 2011. DEVELOPING THEME: Touch Blue (Post #3). I’m so glad you brought up the connection between subplot and theme. I had the opportunity to hear Cynthia Lord speak about theme a few years ago at the Western Washington SCBWI Conference, and I have often referenced my notes from her session when I need to work on theme. Is disability, and the theme she explores is “What is normal? What process does she use to develop theme? Next, Lord spends time exploring different aspects and complex...

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Story Sleuths: NARRATIVE VOICE: Turtle in Paradise (Post #2)

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Saturday, September 11, 2010. NARRATIVE VOICE: Turtle in Paradise (Post #2). How many times have you been at a writer’s conference where an editor says, “I’m looking for books with voice. The editor might use the phrase. Then, when pressed to explain what. Is, the editor sheepishly shrugs and says, “It’s hard to explain, but I know it when I see it.”. Well, when I read Jennifer Holm’s book Turtle in Paradise. 8221; But what is that voice? How did Holm create it? Our word choices and speech patterns revea...

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Story Sleuths: A WORD FROM THIS MONTH'S AUTHOR: Cynthia Lord

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Tuesday, March 22, 2011. A WORD FROM THIS MONTH'S AUTHOR: Cynthia Lord. Went through many revisions. It took me quite awhile to find the story I truly wanted to tell in this book. One big change the book went through was that when I first wrote Touch Blue. Tess didn't want Aaron to come. She resented that Dad was excited a boy was coming and that her family had to change. One day I asked myself, "What if Tess wanted Aaron? It made all the difference. Touch blue and your wish will come true. Touch blue an...

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Story Sleuths: A WORD FROM THIS MONTH'S AUTHOR: Jennifer Holm

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Wednesday, September 22, 2010. A WORD FROM THIS MONTH'S AUTHOR: Jennifer Holm. Dear Fellow Sleuths,. We all know that even the most accomplished authors don’t always get it right the first time. We asked Jennifer Holm if she would be willing to share with us a sample of something she revised- sort of a before and after shot from her wonderful novel. We were expecting some random paragraph from deep within the novel, and look what we got! I’ve got my eyes closed. I’m pretending to be asleep. Uncle Lyle li...

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Story Sleuths: NON FICTION ELEMENTS: Touch Blue (Post #4)

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Friday, March 11, 2011. NON FICTION ELEMENTS: Touch Blue (Post #4). An interesting article in the Institute of Children’s Literature. Discussed creative non fiction versus informational fiction. The article stated:. You might learn a ton of stuff from such a well researched piece of fiction – but the primary “job” of the piece will be to tell a great story. The facts will just add extra spice to a really good exciting story. Interesting Nonfiction for Kids) nonfiction writer Linda Salzman says:. 8220;Lay...

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