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Mar082012

Everything you ever wanted to know about middle grade: by Molly O'Neill & Michael Bourret

Screen Shot 2012 03 08 at 9 25 55 AM

HarperCollins children's book editor Molly O'Neill and Dystel & Goderich literary agent Michael Bourret are talking online about middle grade books, and the conversation is fascinating as well as informative...

Part 1: Everything you ever wanted to know about middle grade…and were willing to ask

Part 2: Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Middle Grade, Part 2: Technology and Gender and Marketing, Oh My!

DateThursday, March 8, 2012 at 9:30 AM | Comment1 Comment | | |
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Enjoyed reading these, Debbie. Thanks for sharing the links.

March 10, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterRebecca Upjohn

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