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A blog by children's author Jennifer Gladen.

Thursday, November 29, 2007

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This entry is also on my NaNo blog, but I'm posting it here, too. I did it! I finished my novel — and it’s a day early. I surpassed my 5...
Sunday, November 18, 2007

What Are You Thankful For?

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I can't believe it's almost here. Thanksgiving is on Thursday. Before you know it, it will be Christmas. The busy season will seem ...
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Thursday, November 1, 2007

In a terrible world ....

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Warning: You may want to shield kids from this post. However, I found it necessary to talk about it. There is an officer in Philadelphia who...
Thursday, October 25, 2007

NaNoWriMo

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National Novel Writing Month -- a challenge to write a 50,000 word novel in 30 days. I must have had one huge cup of coffee before I visited...
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Thursday, October 11, 2007

The Muse 2007 Online Writer's Conference

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We are almost finished the Muse conference and it has been a blast. I am learning truckloads of information. If there's any writer out ...
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Sunday, September 30, 2007

Fall Philly Conference

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I was a nervous wreck weeks before. What would it be like? Did I even belong there? Would there be anyone in my household who wouldn't ...
Friday, September 14, 2007

School's Back In Session

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The mornings are quiet. The birds are tweeting. There are no arguments between sisters. School's started again. I'm now free to dedi...
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Jennifer Gladen
Jennifer Gladen is a children’s author who lives and writes in Pennsylvania. She is the author of A Star in the Night,Teresa’s Shadow, Angel Donor, and Caitie the Caterpillar through Guardian Angel Publishing. She contributed as a columnist at Catholic Mom and is a member of the Catholic Writers Guild (C.W.G.). She is also a P.A.L member of the S.C.B.W.I. She has written several children’s stories, poems and articles, and started her own Catholic e-zine. Her third picture book, Angel Donor is a story about a girl in need of a liver transplant. The story was inspired by Ms. Gladen's daughter who was in a similar situation. Jennifer Gladen is available for school visit.. She has visited childcare centers, elementary schools and universities in order to support reading, writing and literacy.
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