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Tag Archives: teen sleuths
It would be impossible to state how many innocent people are imprisoned in the United States today. But you can bet the number is significantly higher than it should be. What if that innocent person was someone you know? What if it was a relative…mother, father? What if it was YOU?
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4N6 Fans, Innocence Project, teens + forensics, To Catch A Killer, To Right The Wrongs, Writing for YA
DNA, Innocence project, teen sleuths Comments Off on Stolen Lives?
DNA, Innocence project, teen sleuths Comments Off on Stolen Lives?
I write about smart teens for teen readers. But it’s well known that many adults read YA books. Which is great. The more the merrier. I love YA books for a variety of reasons. Every now and then I will come across a review criticizing a YA author for creating teen characters who are smarter than the adults in the story. Because in the reviewer’s mind that would never happen. Aside from the fact that this is Story 101…your protagonist needs to be the one to figure it out. There could be many cases where the teen is more savvy and … Continue reading
teens + forensics, Writing for YA
my people, teen journalists, teen sleuths Comments Off on High School Journalists FTW!
my people, teen journalists, teen sleuths Comments Off on High School Journalists FTW!