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Teresa Flavin's Books
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The Old Cotton BluesDexter loves three things: his mama, the smell of pork chops frying, and the sound of Johnny Cotton's clarinet. But Mama explains that their money must...Read More -
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You Have to WriteYou have to write! It's a class assignment. But you have nothing to write about. All the other kids seem to have something to tell because they start...Read More
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Fly High! The Story Of Bessie ColemanBesse Coleman was born in rural Texas in 1892. She loved school, especially learning about numbers, and she was a good reader, too. Yet when it was...Read More
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The Scotsman, December 19, 2011
...search of new dreams. But where? A dazzlingly imaginative story that is ideal for bedtime. 9 to 11-year-olds Teresa Flavin’s The Blackhope Enigma (Templar, £6.99) features a Renaissance painting into which Sunni Forrest’s stepbrother has...
The Scotsman, November 18, 2011
...small slice of Great War history and puts football into perspective. The Crimson Shard (Templar, £6.99) is Teresa Flavin’s sequel to The Blackhope Enigma and continues the story of Sunni and Blaise. A seemingly casual visit to a London museum leads...
National Post, September 27, 2011
...wild imagination of a child is a time-tested method to get them on the road to literacy and Teresa Flavin’s The Blackrope Enigma (Templar) does just that. Bourdon-King says the exciting tale of siblings who are trying to find their way home after being...
Woburn Patch, September 23, 2011
...As a group, the students, mostly middle school students, will be reading a mystery, The Blackhope Enigma by Teresa Flavin, for their next meeting. The author would be happy to answer questions about the book from the group, group leader Christi...
Times Education Supplement, September 9, 2011
...looking forward to hearing the comments and opinions of our young readers,” she said. Completing the list is Teresa Flavin’s delightful historical fantasy The Blackhope Enigma, which charts Sunni Forest and friends’ adventures in a world hidden...
Booktrade - Book2Book, September 6, 2011
...Joan Lennon (Catnip)Older Readers (12-16 years)- WASTED by Nicola Morgan (Walker)- THE BLACKHOPE ENIGMA by Teresa Flavin (Templar)- THE PRISONER OF THE INQUISITION by Theresa Breslin (Corgi RHCB)Cont/The total prize fund is 12,000, with the shortlisted...
PublishersWeekly.com, February 20, 2012
...Matter Matters by Tom Adams, illus. by Thomas Flintham, full of pop-up chemistry chaos; The Crimson Shard by Teresa Flavin, the fantasy sequel to The Blackhope Enigma; The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse, retold and illus. by Helen Ward, a spin that...
Charlotte's Library, October 9, 2011
...Wright, at My Reading Frenzy, Random Musings of a Bibliophile, and There's a BookThe Crimson Shard, by Teresa Flavin, at Nayu's Reading CornerDarwen Arkwright and the Peregrine Pact, by A.J. Hartley, at Lucy Was RobbedDiamonds and Doom (The Raven...
Serendipity Reviews, October 4, 2011
...Today is the second stop in the Teresa Flavin UK Virtual Tour. If you missed the first stop, then please click here to visit Nayu's Reading Corner. Teresa Flavin is celebrating the publication of her second book...
Wastepaper Prose, October 4, 2011
...What is the worst fight you've ever had with one of your characters? "Since I am their creator, and I have total power over them, they don’t tend to put up much of a fuss." - Amy Kathleen Ryan, author of Glow. "I have a character I love who keeps...
Wastepaper Prose, September 20, 2011
...If you tried your hand at any other genre, what would it be? "I always figure that when I’m old I’ll write a scandalous memoir, for reasons of revenge, mostly." - Amy Kathleen Ryan, author of Glow. "Sci-Fi. I'm a geek at heart and I would love to...
Wondrous Reads, July 2, 2011
...Darwin). The group ranges from experienced established authors like Adèle Geras and Nicola Morgan to first-time novelists like Teresa Flavin, H.M. Castor and Imogen Robertson. Among us we cover every period from the Stone Age to World War Two (N M...
Floor to Ceiling Books, June 30, 2011
...Darwin). The group ranges from experienced established authors like Adèle Geras and Nicola Morgan to first-time novelists like Teresa Flavin, H.M. Castor and Imogen Robertson. Among us we cover every period from the Stone Age to World War Two (N M...
