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Author Archives: Greg Pattridge
What Makes A Good Story?
I first came across this question when I began my first classroom teaching job. The teacher I replaced left several copies of a short manual for kids: What Makes A Good Story? (Unfortunately out of print). Inside are 13 short … Continue reading
MORE MG SPOOKS AND SCARY READS
There are way too many October favorites to devote a full review so I’m presenting three more in this shortened format. Like the other recommended choices this month, they can be enjoyed any time of the year. Goosebumps series by … Continue reading
ALWAYS OCTOBER for Marvelous Middle Grade Monday
The winner of the SCARY SCHOOL series by Derek the Ghost is… Marilyn Metz. She lives in the deep south with her family and is positive her 10 year old will adore this series. Congratulations! A celebration of … Continue reading
SCARY SCHOOL SERIES for Marvelous Middle Grade Monday
This month’s second recommended spooky read isn’t all that spooky, but it is hilarious times four. Yes, this series just had the release of the fourth book, ZILLIONS OF ZOMBIES. I’ve got a review of all four books and if … Continue reading
MOTHMAN’S CURSE for Marvelous Middle Grade Monday
Before we begin this spooky month of reviews, I need to announce last week’s winner of CURIOSITY HOUSE: THE SHRUNKEN HEAD. It’s none other than Michael Gettel Gilmartin. Congratulations. You can find Michael on his own blog, THE MIDDLE GRADE … Continue reading
CURIOSITY HOUSE: THE SHRUNKEN HEAD for Marvelous Middle Grade Monday
The first book in this planned series is set to debut tomorrow, and I’m thrilled to give you a preview of what to expect. First off, if you have no idea what a dime museum is, I didn’t either. Dime … Continue reading
Middle Grade News
It’s been a busy month for me as I finish up final edits on four manuscripts. I won’t go into the messy details that got me into this way of writing because I have other news to share. The annual … Continue reading
MYSTERIES OF COVE: FIRES OF INVENTION for Marvelous Middle Grade Monday
I’ve come across a few kids, mostly boys, who will read nothing but non-fiction. They have a passion for finding out how things work and are constantly ‘fiddling’ around with whatever object is close by. Maybe this first book in … Continue reading
THE BRAIN SUCKER for Marvelous Middle Grade Monday
First off I have the winner of last week’s copy of CONFESSIONS OF AN IMAGINARY FRIEND. Congratulations to BIBI BELFORD. She is the MG author of the touching and enjoyable CANNED AND CRUSHED. I’ll get that out to you this … Continue reading
