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“I was always reading, always writing.”
“And always, at the end: Do you know any books about that?”
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“Cavallaro is also the author of the poetry collections Girl-King and Unhistorical , both from University of Akron Press.”
“_________________________________________ Wayfarers by Jeff Zentner and Brittany Cavallaro is available via Quill Tree Books.”
“Poetry, and stories, and two-hundred page novels about Sphinxes and bottomless pits and killer tornadoes.”
“Carving out hours of her own time to read what, let’s face it, was definitely not the Next Great American Novel.”
“After college, I spent ten years in grad school, taking writing workshops and teaching undergrads poetry and fiction.”
“Like all my young adult novels, I wrote Wayfarers for myself, for the girl I was, but mostly—I wrote it for my students.”
“If you want to write for teenagers, you have to respect that duality.”
“Students waiting outside my office to ask a hesitant question that lead them to another.”
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“With Emily Henry, she is the author of Hello Girls (HarperCollins/Katherine Tegen Books).”
“Most recently, she wrote the young adult verse novel Sunrise Nights with Jeff Zentner (HarperCollins/Quill Tree).”
“After Knox rescues Sylvie’s runaway dog and breaks his arm in the process, she offers him a ride south to his grandmother’s house.”
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“I loved those classes, but I lived for the summers, when I taught at a gifted program for high schoolers.”
“I made a cup of tea, sat on the couch, and took out a green pen.”
“I took a full-time job teaching high school creative writing at Interlochen.”