Showing posts with label middle grade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label middle grade. Show all posts
Thursday, November 16, 2017
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Thursday, March 27, 2014
Transcript - March 27-Middle Grade Milestones
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Thursday, March 20, 2014
Transcript - March 20, 2014 - Renewal Theme in Middle Grade
Renewal Theme in Middle Grade Chat Transcript Link
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Transcript - January 30, 2014 - ALA Awards Reaction
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Thursday, October 24, 2013
Thursday, May 16, 2013
May 16, 2013 Transcript- Aging a Character Across a series
rachelnseigel It's time for #mglitchat. Tonight's topic:
Aging characters in a series. -9:00 PM May 16th, 2013
matt_janacone is #mglitchat on tonight? -9:01 PM May 16th,
2013
rachelnseigel @matt_janacone We are just starting!
#mglitchat -9:01 PM May 16th, 2013
ShellSly Hi #MGLitChat friends! :) -9:01 PM May 16th, 2013
AnshaKotyk @rachelnseigel how many series do you think we'll
touch on tonight? every one? #mglitchat -9:01 PM May 16th, 2013
matt_janacone @rachelnseigel And what r we chattin' about?
#mglitchat -9:02 PM May 16th, 2013
AnshaKotyk @matt_janacone aging your character across a
series. #mglitchat -9:02 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @AnshaKotyk #mglitchat I think we can cover
just about every series- those where the character ages, those where they don't
-9:02 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel #mglitchat in the Charlie Bone books, Charlie
eventually ages a year, but never more than that. In HP, he ages with each
book. -9:03 PM May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws Interesting when the series reading level
seems to age with the characters…#harrypotter #mglitchat opinions, everyone?
-9:04 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel #mglitchat In my mind, aging works initially-
when your audience grows with the books, but not with the next generation.
-9:04 PM May 16th, 2013
AnshaKotyk @rachelnseigel The fact that we can choose which
way to go, age, not age our characters is awesome. #mglitchat -9:04 PM May
16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws @rachelnseigel Though I love that Laura
Ingalls gets older in Little House. Never bothered me as a child reader
#mglitchat -9:04 PM May 16th, 2013
matt_janacone If you can age a character through a series
w/o compromising the quality of character or original story, I say do it!
#mglitchat -9:05 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @lisabrowndraws I lost interest in her when
she got too old. #mglitchat as I did with Anne of Green Gables. -9:05 PM May
16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws @rachelnseigel agreed. I don't feel that it
was intentional, somehow. #mglitchat -9:05 PM May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws What about Beverly Cleary? Ramona gets older
each book… #butshestartedoutsoyoung #mglitchat -9:06 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @lisabrowndraws I think she intended her
audience to grow with the books. Maybe didn't realize that audience would b so
young? #mglitchat -9:06 PM May 16th, 2013
dianezahler Are there others like the Betsy-Tacy series,
where there are actually 2 series, one for younger, one for older? #mglitchat
-9:07 PM May 16th, 2013
matt_janacone I don't think writers should force series for
the sake of $$$. #mglitchat -9:07 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel #mglitchat I was also thinking of the ALICE
books by Phylis Reynolds Naylor. There r in effect 3 different series. -9:07 PM
May 16th, 2013
ShellSly @dianezahler I can't think of current series, but
decades ago, the Sweet Valley twins had multiple series for different ages.
#mglitchat -9:08 PM May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws @rachelnseigel Beezus got teenager, tho
#mglitchat -9:08 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @ShellSly @dianezahler #mglitchat I read a
couple of them concurrently, but they were really different series for
different age categories. -9:08 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @childbkauthor @lisabrowndraws #mglitchat
Interesting perspective- I don't remember thinking about it like that as a kid.
-9:10 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @childbkauthor @lisabrowndraws #mglitchat I
remember feeling aged out of some series when they got too old. I lost
interest. -9:10 PM May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws @rachelnseigel Yes, innocent but there are
undertones of mature themes -- fear that Ramona's father will lose his job, for
one #mglitchat -9:10 PM May 16th, 2013
matt_janacone I think characters should have to lead writers
to a sequel much like they lead writers through a stories. #mglitchat -9:10 PM
May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws Aging your characters in a series provides a
natural overarching narrative. #mglitchat It's gotta end sometime -9:11 PM May
16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @lisabrowndraws #mglitchat I'd forgotten about
that. So what crosses the line beyond innocence in a series where characters
age? -9:12 PM May 16th, 2013
LaurelSnyder hey all! #mglitchat -9:12 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @LaurelSnyder Hi Laurel! #mglitchat -9:13 PM
May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws @rachelnseigel well, mg readers can handle a
lot of mature subjects if it's presented in an age-appropriate manner.
#mglitchat -9:13 PM May 16th, 2013
LaurelSnyder @lisabrowndraws Nosmo King. #mglitchat -9:13 PM
May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws Hey yerself RT @LaurelSnyder: hey all!
#mglitchat -9:13 PM May 16th, 2013
LaurelSnyder I see we're talking series... #mglitchat -9:14
PM May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws characters aging/not aging within series RT
@LaurelSnyder: I see we're talking series... #mglitchat -9:14 PM May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws @KatBrzozowski @rachelnseigel Those books are
wonderful. Really more sophisticated and literary than they get credit for
#mglitchat #cleary -9:15 PM May 16th, 2013
dianezahler Lots of chs in the series I read as a kid didn't
age -- Danny Dunn, Encyclopedia Brown, Henry Huggins (why are they all boys?)
#mglitchat -9:16 PM May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws @rachelnseigel @KatBrzozowski It's a oft-used
mom's trick. #mglitchat -9:16 PM May 16th, 2013
dianezahler @lindaurbanbooks You mean, before LH in the Big
Woods? #mglitchat -9:18 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @childbkauthor @lisabrowndraws @KatBrzozowski
#mglitchat and where the interactions between children and adults feel real.
-9:18 PM May 16th, 2013
gregpincus @dianezahler I was thinking that, too:
Encyclopedia Brown, Sally, Bugs didn't age. And at a certain point, I stopped
reading 'em #mglitchat -9:18 PM May 16th, 2013
SafiyyahKathimi @dianezahler good question! #mglitchat -9:18
PM May 16th, 2013
matt_janacone Wait. R we talking about characters that don't
age through series? #mglitchat -9:18 PM May 16th, 2013
KatBrzozowski @lisabrowndraws @rachelnseigel Agree. Those
books defined my childhood reading pretty much - those and Babysitter's Club.
#mglitchat -9:19 PM May 16th, 2013
AnshaKotyk @matt_janacone those that age, and those that
don't #mglitchat -9:19 PM May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws @rachelnseigel @childbkauthor @KatBrzozowski
Your secret is safe with me. #mglitchat -9:19 PM May 16th, 2013
lindaurbanbooks @dianezahler I believe they did Ma's
girlhood, other cousins etc. #mglitchat -9:20 PM May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws In the CS Lewis books the kids age. And it's
quite satisfying. #mglitchat And a plot point. -9:20 PM May 16th, 2013
ShellSly Characters that DO age: Greg from Wimpy Kid. He's
quickly advancing thru middle school. Will the books stop before high school?
#mglitchat -9:21 PM May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws @rachelnseigel that last one was too heavy.
And religious. At least for this Jew. #mglitchat -9:21 PM May 16th, 2013
dianezahler Good point! RT @lisabrowndraws: In the CS Lewis
books the kids age. And its quite satisfying. And a plot point. #mglitchat
-9:21 PM May 16th, 2013
SafiyyahKathimi @gregpincus Like the Magic Tree House kids
who never age. #mglitchat -9:21 PM May 16th, 2013
Danaalisonlevy To me the question of aging directly relates
to the kind of series. Mysteries and other episodic series can go forever...
1/2 #mglitchat -9:22 PM May 16th, 2013
lindaurbanbooks Just checked GoodReads. Chapter books: The
Carrie Years, The Rose Years etc. @dianezahler: You mean, before LH in the Big
Woods? #mglitchat -9:22 PM May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws :) RT @KatBrzozowski: @rachelnseigel They had
like 17 summer experiences but never graduated to high school.
#longestsummerever #mglitchat -9:22 PM May 16th, 2013
Danaalisonlevy 2/2 ...whereas character-driven ones need
growth and closure. #mglitchat -9:22 PM May 16th, 2013
SafiyyahKathimi Percy Jackson and friends age, but the
content is kept MG. #mglitchat -9:22 PM May 16th, 2013
matt_janacone Wouldn't characters who grow/age progress into
more advanced genres/reading levels? #mglitchat -9:22 PM May 16th, 2013
ShellSly @rachelnseigel Exactly. Plus, he'll lose his
"wimpy" charm if he gets too old. #MGLitChat -9:22 PM May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws @lindaurbanbooks @dianezahler Ugh, dead
writers' estate sequels. Save me. #mglitchat -9:22 PM May 16th, 2013
dianezahler @lindaurbanbooks Somehow that bothers me. I'm a
purist. #mglitchat -9:23 PM May 16th, 2013
dianezahler RT @lisabrowndraws: @lindaurbanbooks Ugh, dead
writers estate sequels. Save me. #mglitchat -9:23 PM May 16th, 2013
ShellSly @SafiyyahKathimi Interesting about Percy. I feel
like if he got any older, it would definitely be YA. #mglitchat -9:24 PM May
16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws @matt_janacone think it's problematic. Kids
read FAST, the books would soon become too old for them. #mglitchat -9:24 PM
May 16th, 2013
SafiyyahKathimi @Danaalisonlevy Useful distinction!
#mglitchat -9:24 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @Danaalisonlevy #Mglitchat like Nancy Drew.
-9:25 PM May 16th, 2013
RosanneParry @matt_janacone It's the authors choice. Heather
Vogel Frederick won't be taking the Mother-Daughter Book Club girls into hs.
#mglitchat -9:25 PM May 16th, 2013
ShellSly @rachelnseigel Good question! They do sell *very*
well, so who knows? #MGLitChat -9:25 PM May 16th, 2013
matt_janacone I believe writers show their age or where they
are in life through their characters. #mglitchat -9:25 PM May 16th, 2013
LaurelSnyder I think maybe the more formulaic a series is,
the harder it is for the characters to age. Formula would have to change.
#mglitchat -9:25 PM May 16th, 2013
Danaalisonlevy The question I struggle with is how to age
the characters and still keep them true to an MG audience? #mglitchat -9:25 PM
May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel #mglitchat Actually, Nancy Drew is an
interesting case- she was originally a teenager, but the series was 4 a younger
audience. -9:25 PM May 16th, 2013
ShellSly @Danaalisonlevy I like that. Episodic vs.
character-driven series. Good to keep in mind! #mglitchat -9:26 PM May 16th,
2013
matt_janacone I think you can tell where writers are in life
through their books. #mglitchat -9:26 PM May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws @Danaalisonlevy Good q. But think about books
where the main characters aren't necessarily the age of the readers
#frogandtoad #mglitchat -9:26 PM May 16th, 2013
dianezahler @rachelnseigel that's right, she drove her
little red roadster, didn't she? #mglitchat -9:26 PM May 16th, 2013
SafiyyahKathimi @rachelnseigel Yes! Perfect for the
voracious MG reader who needed 100+ stories not limited to a school scene.
#mglitchat -9:27 PM May 16th, 2013
Danaalisonlevy @rachelnseigel Exactly! Compare Nancy Drew
with Anne of Green Gables. One required stasis and the other change #mglitchat
-9:27 PM May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws @rachelnseigel preteens like to read about
teens, teens about young adults, etc. #mglitchat #aspirationalreading -9:27 PM
May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws Good pt RT @Danaalisonlevy: @rachelnseigel
Exactly! Nancy Drew vs Anne of Green Gables. One required stasis and the other
change #mglitchat -9:27 PM May 16th, 2013
ShellSly @rachelnseigel I think the pacing can be adjusted to
slow aging, but as a reader, I'd notice. #MGLitChat -9:27 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @lisabrowndraws #Mglitchat they do say kids
read about 3 years up right? But not all books about 16 year olds r appropriate
4 12-13. -9:28 PM May 16th, 2013
Danaalisonlevy @lisabrowndraws Very true...esp. with
animal/fantasy MG. I guess I was thinking contemp #mglitchat -9:28 PM May 16th,
2013
lisabrowndraws @KatBrzozowski @rachelnseigel Downton IS too
fast, isn't it? #mglitchat -9:28 PM May 16th, 2013
akossket RT @rachelnseigel: #mglitchat Actually, Nancy Drew
is an interesting case- she was originally a teenager, but the series was 4 a
younger audience. -9:28 PM May 16th, 2013
AniProf #mglitchat Just stopping by to say sorry, but I
won't be joining in; season finale for Elementary. -9:29 PM May 16th, 2013
RosanneParry @Danaalisonlevy I think this is why authors opt
to stop a series at a certain age. Or use animal characters. ex Hank the Cow
Dog #mglitchat -9:29 PM May 16th, 2013
LaurelSnyder I bet if Nancy was done today, she'd be
younger. #mglitchat -9:29 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @KatBrzozowski @childbkauthor @lisabrowndraws
#mglitchat I confess I've never tried it, but I'm open. -9:29 PM May 16th, 2013
ShellSly @AniProf Thanks for stopping in to say hi! :)
#mglitchat -9:30 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @LaurelSnyder #Mglitchat she is being done
again- and I think they've aged her down. And then there is the clue Crew where
she's 7 or 8. -9:30 PM May 16th, 2013
ShellSly What about fairytale rewrites, where a princess is
old enough to fall in love? Is that too much of an age gap for young readers?
#mglitchat -9:31 PM May 16th, 2013
MissionRead #PageChallenge book hint # 2 Age: MG #mglitchat
-9:31 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @AniProf #mglitchat isn't that at 10? I'm
going to have to catch Office finale on timeshift later. Or on Hulu. ;-) -9:31
PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @KatBrzozowski @lisabrowndraws #mglitchat
lesson there is sometimes the charm is in the original age- not when they get
older. -9:32 PM May 16th, 2013
Danaalisonlevy @rosanneparry I agree. Their ages become a
character arc. But when they're still in the "sweet spot" of MG the
challenge is...1/2 #mglitchat -9:32 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @KatBrzozowski @lisabrowndraws #mglitchat that
is way too fast! I'd hate to read a series that jumped ahead years with each
book. -9:33 PM May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws @rachelnseigel @KatBrzozowski sometimes is
key. #mglitchat -9:33 PM May 16th, 2013
Danaalisonlevy @rosanneparry 2/2 ...while still pleasing the
audience. #mglitchat -9:33 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @lisabrowndraws @KatBrzozowski #mglitchat
which brings us back to Wimpy Kid- would kids read Greg's high school years?
-9:33 PM May 16th, 2013
lisabrowndraws Fun but gotta run before my own kid ages out
of me reading to him before bed. #mglitchat -9:33 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @KatBrzozowski @lisabrowndraws Loved that show
when it was on. New series is dubious. ;-) #mglitchat -9:34 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @lisabrowndraws Thanks for joining in!
#mglitchat -9:34 PM May 16th, 2013
AnshaKotyk @rachelnseigel @lisabrowndraws thanks for
joining, I'm dealing with my own kids, g'night! #mglitchat -9:35 PM May 16th,
2013
ShellSly @lisabrowndraws Have a good evening! #mglitchat
-9:35 PM May 16th, 2013
AnshaKotyk @rachelnseigel we're learning a lot about what works
and doesn't work by what has been done. #mglitchat -9:36 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @AnshaKotyk #mglitchat agreed! -9:36 PM May
16th, 2013
AnshaKotyk @rachelnseigel you spoke of Nancy Drew being
redone, and I have to agree, much younger now. #mglitchat -9:37 PM May 16th,
2013
rachelnseigel #mglitchat I would love to hear from any
Librarians or teachers what their kids think- do they like seeing their
favourite characters age? -9:38 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @AnshaKotyk #mglitchat A few years anyway. But
she keeps coming back. Quite amazes me. -9:38 PM May 16th, 2013
AnshaKotyk @rachelnseigel Classic Girl Sleuth. ;) #mglitchat
-9:39 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @AnshaKotyk #mglitchat I was more of a Trixie
Belden fan myself. ;-) -9:39 PM May 16th, 2013
ShellSly @rachelnseigel Used to teach special ed reading.
Noticed kids loved series, but sometimes avoided "irrelevant"
books... 1/2 #mglitchat -9:40 PM May 16th, 2013
AnshaKotyk @rachelnseigel now see I was busy reading
"choose your own adventures" no one aged. #mglitchat -9:40 PM May
16th, 2013
melissawiley @rachelnseigel Often when romance is involved,
mg readers like to see the characters age. Laura/Almanzo, Anne/Gilbert,
Betsy/Joe. #mglitchat -9:40 PM May 16th, 2013
AnshaKotyk @rachelnseigel actually I don't even remember any
main characters #mglitchat -9:40 PM May 16th, 2013
ShellSly @rachelnseigel ...such as fifth graders reading
Junie B "First Grader" books, but otherwise read other Junie B. 2/2
#mglitchat -9:40 PM May 16th, 2013
melissawiley Reader craves that happy ending where they
finally get together. #mglitchat -9:40 PM May 16th, 2013
ShellSly Edit: Meant to say, fifth graders *avoiding*
"First Grader" book. Twitter needs an edit button! #mglitchat -9:41
PM May 16th, 2013
AnshaKotyk @melissawiley yes, any romance, would def require
the characters age. #mglitchat -9:41 PM May 16th, 2013
ShellSly @melissawiley Good to know Re: romance and aging.
I've been trying to find the perfect age for a MG fairytale romance. #mglitchat
-9:42 PM May 16th, 2013
PagesCorner RT @MissionRead: #PageChallenge book hint # 2
Age: MG #mglitchat -9:43 PM May 16th, 2013
melissawiley @rachelnseigel @rachelnseigel Depends on the
reader, right? At 11 I was GLUED to the unfolding saga of Anne & Gilbert.
#mglitchat -9:44 PM May 16th, 2013
AnshaKotyk @melissawiley Loved that saga too! #mglitchat
-9:45 PM May 16th, 2013
KatBrzozowski @rachelnseigel @lisabrowndraws I'm retreating
back to manuscript reading world, but it was lovely chatting with you two!
#mglitchat -9:46 PM May 16th, 2013
AnshaKotyk @KatBrzozowski Thanks for stopping by and
chatting! #mglitchat -9:46 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @KatBrzozowski @lisabrowndraws #mglitchat
same! Thanks for joining in tonight! :-) -9:46 PM May 16th, 2013
Danaalisonlevy Thanks for all the good thinky thoughts! Have
a great night! #mglitchat -9:46 PM May 16th, 2013
melissawiley @rachelnseigel I didn't enjoy the later Little
House books until I was older. Loved Farmer Boy at 8, loved Golden Years at 11.
#mglitchat -9:46 PM May 16th, 2013
SafiyyahKathimi @melissawiley Yes! It's also nice to have a
sense that life is still interesting (from a kid perspective) in adulthood.
#mglitchat -9:47 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @mjtlbarrie @AnshaKotyk #mglitchat she was
just more interesting- less goodie goodie. And loved her family! -9:48 PM May
16th, 2013
JoAnnYhard Doing that now. It's a year later for book #3 as
setting is iceberg season in NL in June, so had to be 1 yr later. #mglitchat
-9:48 PM May 16th, 2013
KatBrzozowski Awww too sweet. RT @lisabrowndraws: Fun but
gotta run before my own kid ages out of me reading to him before bed.
#mglitchat -9:50 PM May 16th, 2013
KimJGaneWCPosse RT @AniProf: #mglitchat Just stopping by to
say sorry, but I won't be joining in; season finale for Elementary. -9:52 PM
May 16th, 2013
melissawiley @rachelnseigel The First Four Years is a hard
book at any age, I think. Even for adults. So very bleak. #mglitchat -9:53 PM
May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel #mglitchat We have just under 10 minutes left.
Any final thoughts on the subject of aging characters over a seires? -9:53 PM
May 16th, 2013
SafiyyahKathimi This just guts me. Read for your lives! MT
@lisabrowndraws: Gotta run before my own kid ages out of me reading to him
before bed. #mglitchat -9:53 PM May 16th, 2013
KimJGaneWCPosse @AniProf Ha! Same boat! Popped in though to
see what I was missing, since I totally forgot last week. Hello from the couch!
#mglitchat -9:53 PM May 16th, 2013
rachelnseigel @childbkauthor @lisabrowndraws #mglitchat some
do for sure- depends on author and series. Had this chat with @kevinarts a
while ago. -9:54 PM May 16th, 2013
AnshaKotyk @KimJGaneWCPosse Howdy! I'm still wrestling
kids... or rustling... ;) #mglitchat -9:54 PM May 16th, 2013
AnshaKotyk @rachelnseigel Depends def on what the author is
trying to accomplish with the series, where the arc is if there is one.
#mglitchat -9:56 PM May 16th, 2013
JoAnnYhard @rachelnseigel Age 13 for books 1&2, time 2
months apart, now 14 in book 3. Also each book from a different main character
POV. #mglitchat -9:56 PM May 16th, 2013
AnshaKotyk I'll have our transcript up in a few minutes.
#mglitchat -9:57 PM May 16th, 2013
ShellSly Thanks for chatting tonight, everyone. Good topic!
#mglitchat -10:00 PM May 16th, 2013
AnshaKotyk @ShellSly Thanks to everyone for stopping by
tonight and discussing our topic #mglitchat -10:00 PM May 16th, 2013
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Week 4 (March 28) - Marketing Middle Grade with the Pros
Reminder for tomorrow!!
Week 4 (March 28) - Marketing Middle Grade with the Pros
Amber McRee Turner - @ambermcturner
Amber
McRee Turner is the author of SWAY, released by Disney-Hyperion in 2012
and CIRCA NOW, coming from Disney-Hyperion in May 2014. She is
represented by Joanna Volpe of New Leaf Literary. You can visit her
website at www.ambermcreeturner.com
Joanna Volpe - @JoSVolpe
Joanna
Volpe has been a bookseller at Barnes & Noble, an editorial
assistant with independent publisher Blue Martin Publications, an
assistant and junior agent at FinePrint Literary Management and a
full-time agent with Nancy Coffey Literary & Media Representation,
all before starting her own company: New Leaf Literary & Media, Inc.
Jason Brubaker - @Jason_Brubaker
Jason Brubaker works
at Dreamworks Animation in Visual Development. At night, he puts on his
cape and doubles as an independent graphic novelist and self-publisher.
He's worked professionally as an artist and animator on commercials
and films since 1996. http://www.remindblog.com/
reMind
was a 2012 Great Graphic Novel from YALSA. reMIND 2 is officially in
the top 10 most funded Kickstarter projects for comics, where he raised
over $95,000 for his book.
Tracey Daniels - @TrayMMP
Tracey Daniels is
the founder and senior partner of Media Masters Publicity, LLC, an
agency dedicated to promoting children's books and graphic novels.
Tracey has more than 20 years of children's book publicity experience. After
receiving her Bachelor's Degree in Secondary English Education from
Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Tracey realized her true passion was
to work with books and authors. Tracey
lives with her husband, fifteen year-old daughter Maren, eleven
year-old son Liam, and a beagle named Edgar Allen Poe. After living in
both the Philadelphia and Chicago area, Tracey and her family moved to
Tryon, NC, (population: 1500).
Thursday, February 21, 2013
February 21, 2013 - Parents in Middle Grade
DanyelleLeafty All righty then, it's 9pm EST. Welcome everyone to #mglitchat. Tonight, we'll be discussing parents--their roles and such. -9:01 PM Feb 21st, 2013
Thursday, January 24, 2013
January 24, 2013 - Bullying in Middle Grade Literature
AnshaKotyk Hey everyone! #mglitchat -9:02 PM Jan 24th, 2013
AnshaKotyk @KDuBayGillis no worries! #mglitchat -9:03 PM Jan
24th, 2013
AnshaKotyk @elliefalcone Hey Ellie, how are you tonight?
Ready to discuss the topic? #mglitchat -9:03 PM Jan 24th, 2013
Thursday, November 10, 2011
November 10, 2011 Transcript - Science Fiction in MG, it's no fantasy
KarenninaPosa Hi folks! MG writers are on tonight for #mglitchat. We're talking sci-fi #mglitchat -9:02 PM Nov 10th, 2011
AnshaKotyk My kids are not cooperating. Don't they understand bedtime needs to happen BEFORE #mglitchat? -9:03 PM Nov 10th, 2011
KarenninaPosa I'm here. I can start if off. Ice breaker (as if we need it? :) )... What's your favorite SF book? Writer? #mglitchat -9:03 PM Nov 10th, 2011
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