Event Calendar: Spring/Summer 2019
Past Events
I will be hitting the road over the next few months to talk about Stepsister, my upcoming novel that picks up where Cinderella leaves off. Here is the schedule: May ... Read more
I Received My Copy of Stepsister!
NewsIT’S HERE!! The actual finished hardcover of Stepsister arrived today! I cannot thank the amazing team at Scholastic enough for the energy, creativity, wisdom and love they brought to this ... Read more
Stepsister: Tanaquill Is Not the Fairy Godmother You Expected
NewsMy upcoming novel, Stepsister, takes up where the familiar tale of Cinderella left off. But the story, and the characters, may not be quite how you remember them. Case in ... Read more
Meet Isabelle, Cinderella’s “Ugly” Stepsister
NewsStepsister, my upcoming novel, tells the story of Isabelle, one of Cinderella’s stepsisters. She has been considered plain and ugly since she was a little girl, but that is so ... Read more
Stepsister: A Dark Tale
NewsHere’s the introduction to Stepsister, my new book that picks up where Cinderella left off!
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Sneak Peek: Stepsister Advance Reader Copy
NewsIt’s still a few weeks before Stepsister goes on sale, but uncorrected preview copies — or ARCs — are making their way to bookstores, librarians and reviewers now. Here’s a ... Read more
Q&A: Where Did Love and Death Come From in Lost In A Book?
Essays, News
I do a regular Q&A over on my Goodreads page, and I just answered a great question there from a reader named Jodi about Beauty and the Beast: Lost in ... Read more
Unboxing Advance Reader Copy of Stepsister!
NewsLook what just arrived! My very own advance copy of Stepsister! It’s a real, actual book – at LAST! Can’t wait to share it with you in May!
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My Bookshelf: SCRIBE by Alyson Hagy
Essays, News
I loved this hard, dark blood-jewel of a book. Beguiling, unsettling, and beautifully written, SCRIBE is a story of long-buried secrets, of wrongs done, and of the power of words ... Read more
Why I Vote
Essays, News
“Remember the ladies…” Abigail Adams wrote to her husband John on March 31, 1776, urging him and his fellow members of the Continental Congress to give women representation in the laws ... Read more