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: historical fiction
Book Review: CODE NAME VERITY by Elizabeth Wein
Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein I am a coward. I wanted to be heroic and I pretended I was. I have always been good at pretending….God, I tried hard last week. My God, I tried. But now I know that I … Continue reading
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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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Tagged agents, book releases, contemporary fiction, historical fiction, present tense, reviews, writing advice
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Book Review: The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
The Book Thief by Markus Zusak Which in turn brings me to the subject I am telling you about tonight, or today, or whatever the hour and color. It’s the story of one of those perpetual survivors–an expert at being … Continue reading
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Tagged agents, characters, historical fiction, literary fiction, writing advice
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Lady-in-Waiting
I’ve heard from a few writers who have heard a story or thought of a character and they just know that they have to write about it. It’s like if they don’t, they’ll never have peace–the story/character will keep nagging … Continue reading
Book Review: Ivy by Julie Hearn
Ivy by Julie Hearn When she was born her father took one look at her and spat into a corner. “Red ‘air,” he wheezed. “Like Judas. She’ll have a temper to match the devil’s, strike me if she won’t. An’ … Continue reading