Editor
Emma Dryden, on why
Ellen Hopkins' books are so popular: "These books are dealing with how kids would really feel in these situations. But if it's not on the page, kids are going to think you're lying to them."
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Emma Dryden edited this latest YA novel from best-selling author Ellen Hopkins |
On the 'perfect, magical' minority trope: "Your characters deserve to be three-dimensional." -
Varian Johnson
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Varian wrote this breakout Middle Grade Novel |
"I make my novels as short as they can possibly be." -Newbery-Winning Author
Paul Fleischman
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Paul's middle grade novel has been chosen as a state- and city-wide read across the U.S.A. And it's only 80 pages long! |
"Authenticity equals specificity" -
Editor Jordan Brown
"What we remember from books isn't plot but character." -
Meg Wolitzer
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Bestselling Adult author Meg Wolitzer's debut YA novel |
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