KAREN M. KRUEGER
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I write for teens when I'm not chasing after my two cute kids. I love to sing and eat cereal (though not at the same time), and I most certainly am not a vampire because I'm addicted to sunshine.
I’m also a cast member on Writer Therapy!
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Tag Archives: present tense
Book Review: Revolution by Jennifer Donnelly
Revolution by Jennifer Donnelly Release date: October 12, 2010 (This review is based off of an advanced reader copy.) I start walking. It’s nine steps from where I’m standing to the edge of the roof. I count them as I … Continue reading
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Book Review: The Dead-Tossed Waves by Carrie Ryan
The Dead-Tossed Waves by Carrie Ryan “Come on, Gabry,” Cira whines, dancing around me. I can almost feel the energy and excitement buzzing off her skin. We stand next to the Barrier that separates Vista from the ruins of the … Continue reading
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Tagged book releases, bravery, characters, dystopia, present tense, writing advice
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Book Review: Matched by Ally Condie
Matched by Ally Condie (This review is based off of the advanced reader copy. The book release date is November 30, 2010.) “What are you smiling about?” Xander wonders as I smooth the folds of my green silk dress down … Continue reading
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Tagged agents, authors, book releases, dystopia, love, present tense, reviews
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Book Review: Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins
Mockingjay (Hunger Games Book 3) by Suzanne Collins My name is Katniss Everdeen. Why am I not dead? I should be dead. Read an excerpt or Listen to the first chapter Mockingjay, the last book in the Hunger Games series, … Continue reading
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Book Review: Glimpse by Carol Lynch Williams
Glimpse by Carol Lynch Williams In one moment it is over. In one moment it is gone. The morning grows thin, gray and our lives– how they were– have vanished. Our lives have changed when I walk in on Lizzie … Continue reading



