Simon & Schuster has just added a Reading Group Guide to the official site for This is Not a Werewolf Story. I hope this will provide a convenient and easy-to-access resource for educators and book clubs. Thanks to the lovely Ms. LeClercq for the photo of her whiteboard!
First I got to talk about This is Not a Werewolf Story with a bunch of people who love medieval literature as much as I do, then I got to go to Pink’s. Best long weekend ever, thanks to the Medieval Association of the Pacific, Loyola Marymount University, and my fellow panelists Jes Battis and Kim Zarins. Who knew there were so many of us writing YA works inspired by our scholarship?
First I got to talk about This is Not a Werewolf Story with a bunch of people who love medieval literature as much as I do, then I got to go to Pink’s. Best long weekend ever, thanks to the Medieval Association of the Pacific, Loyola Marymount University, and my fellow panelists Jes Battis and Kim Zarins. Who knew there were so many of us writing YA works inspired by our scholarship?
Lucky to meet so many kindred spirits at Crescent Harbor Elementary. Thanks to Daniel Warn for this article.
Last Friday I had the chance to go back to Whidbey Island and visit the students at Crescent Harbor Elementary. Like a lot of the students in the library that afternoon, I’m a Navy brat. That means answering the question, “Where are you from?” always takes a beat or two to answer.
To me, where I’m from is a place I’ve never really lived.
A few months ago I was driving I-5 north of Burlington, heading towards the Canadian border. The highway narrows there, hacked into the hillside, evergreens crowd either side. Home. The word was there. This stretch of freeway leads to the little town where I was born and lived for the first few years of my...
Last Friday I had the chance to go back to Whidbey Island and visit the students at Crescent Harbor Elementary. Like a lot of the students in the library that afternoon, I’m a Navy brat. That means answering the question, “Where are you from?” always takes a beat or two to answer.
To me, where I’m from is a place I’ve never really lived.
A few months ago I was driving I-5 north of Burlington, heading towards the Canadian border. The highway narrows there, hacked into the hillside, evergreens crowd either side. Home. The word was there. This stretch of freeway leads to the little town where I was born and lived for the first few years of my...
Look at this beautiful illustration. Thank you Sophia. I love the eyes!
Thanks for the great question. I found this great program on youtube where Emma explains everything.
Thanks for the great question. I found this great program on youtube where Emma explains everything.
