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Virginia Euwer Wolff's Books
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Probably Still Nick SwansenNick Swansen pretty much knows what it means to be Special Ed.: You can't drive, even if you're sixteen and your parents have two cars; the regular...Read More
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True BelieverLaVaughn is fifteen now, and she's still fiercely determined to go to college. But that's the only thing she's sure about. Loyalty to her father...Read More
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School Library Journal, November 17, 2011
...sorry about what happened. She's a wonderful person, and a talented writer." National Book Award winner Virginia Euwer Wolff will interview Lai for SLJ's January 2012 issue. Lai receives a $10,000 cash prize and a bronze sculpture. Check out our red...
School Library Journal, November 14, 2011
...a couple of quotes. First, in a Horn Book interview from about ten years back, Roger Sutton and Virginia Euwer Wolff, discussing TRUE BELIEVER, agreed that there is an instructive and edifying quality to the teacher in the book. Didacticism is something...
School Library Journal, October 17, 2011
...to preserve the integrity of the award and the judges' work, and I have agreed to do so." Virginia Euwer Wolff on October 12 announced Myracle's Shine as one of five finalists during a live stream on Oregon Public Broadcasting's morning radio program,...
School Library Journal, October 13, 2011
...Out Loud," in front of a live audience at the new Literary Arts Center in Portland, OR. Virginia Euwer Wolff, a 2001 National Book Award winner, announced five Young People's Literature finalists: Debby Dahl Edwardson's My Name Is Not Easy (Marshall...
UCLA International Institue, October 10, 2011
...to 7 p.m. If language is like wine on the lips, as once professed by English writer Virginia Wolff, then the language of Japan, especially its written script, is something that has been intoxicating to Chad Diehl, for more than a decade. Diehl recently...
National Post, May 16, 2011
...happen to the working class since the train, the best thing to happen to civilization since the telegraph. Virginia Wolff famously wrote about how writing and freedom were linked for women because of the dematerial nature of the text. In contrast to...
Aspen Times, March 4, 2011
...CARBONDALE ? Valerie Haugen had moved 32 times by the time she was 17; such is life in a military family. Asked what she got out of the peripatetic upbringing, Haugen quipped, ?I'm a good packer.?The constant uprooting and relocating left Haugen with...
Slices of Life!, October 13, 2011
...and the thread of depression that runs through their life. Nicole Kidman plays the role of famous author Virginia Wolff, whose character Mrs. Dalloway is played by Meryl Streep. The third character is a young mother reading the novel, played by Julianne...
Movie City News» MCN Blogs, October 1, 2011
...Paris and then London, and then Broadway. It is a comedy of manners, then lack of manners, while Virginia Wolff is a weighty drama of emotional pain and violence. It’s a comparison that’s unfair to a film that has its own set of problems… none of...
