German rights!
Just got word that the German rights to What She Left Behind have been sold to the new IVI imprint of Piper Verlag! It’s for YA books with crossover appeal. Fellow Appocalypsie Lissa Price’s book, Starters, has been acquired there as well. So fun especially since my husband is a German teacher and he was able to pull a Piper Verlag book off his shelf!
Piper Verlag IVI website: http://lesen-was-ich-will.de/home.html
Cover artist interview and giveaway
I’ve interviewed my cover artist, Jessica Handelman, and am also giving away a copy of Tera Lynn Childs’ Forgive My Fins at http://yafusion.blogspot.com
Cover (and title) reveal!!
I’m so excited to be able to share my new title and cover art!!! Thanks so much to Annette and the Simon Pulse team for a beautiful cover and awesome title! I love the woods, how the words hide a little under the trees, and the font they used for my name. On top of all that, Sara even looks like I would have imagined her! Here it is:
Giveaway!!
I do most of my blogging at http://yafusion.blogspot.com
This week I’m giving away a copy of Maureen Johnson’s 13 Little Blue Envelopes. You can also find my post about agents over there.
Jessica Spotswood cover release!
Check out Jessica Spotswood’s webpage: she’s doing a giveaway in celebration of her cover release! http://www.jessicaspotswood.com
More Apocalypsies’ covers (2012 releases)!
Anna and the French Kiss
I just finished Anna and the French Kiss by Stephanie Perkins. Such a fun story! Lots of character development and a great job making us feel like we were really in Paris! Watch for Stephanie’s next book, 
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Lola and the Boy Next Door, coming out September 2011.
Gretchen’s book has its cover!
Gretchen McNeil has her cover for “Possess” (Balzer & Bray / Harper Collins, August 2011) Check her out at www.gretchenmcneil.com!
Welcome to my blog!
My debut novel, Riding Backwards, will be available from Simon Pulse in Summer 2012! Here’s a sneak peak:
Sixteen-year-old Sara and her mom are running away from home. But not until tomorrow. Tonight there’s one last dinner with Dad, who still asks why her dead brother is late for dinner.
Sara’s mom says to meet her at the Dairy Dream. Then she never shows up. And everything in the suitcase Sara had packed has been put away. Neatly. Like her dad would do.
Where is Sara’s mom? Will Sara find her before it’s too late?
Beginning at the end of March 2011, I’ll be blogging with a great group of YA writers at yafusion.blogspot.com.
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