Tag Archives: Jennifer Robin Barr
Eastern PA SCBWI 2022 Mentorship Program
Eastern PA SCBWI 2022 Mentorship Program May – October 2022 We are pleased to announce the return of the Eastern PA SCBWI Mentorship Program! Apply for a one-on-one mentorship with one of our region’s published authors or author-illustrators. This one-on-one … Continue reading →
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Tagged Berrie Torgan-Randall, children's books, eastern PA scbwi, Eastern PA SCBWI mentorship program, Eric Bell, Hallee Adelman, Jennifer DiGiovanni, Jennifer Robin Barr, Julie Fortenberry, kat yeh, Katey Howes, KidLit, Linda Oatman High, Lindsay Bandy, mentorship, Nadine Poper, Sandy Asher, SCBWI, SCBWI scholarships, writer scholarships
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Member News — November 2020
Member News is a monthly feature on the EasternPennPoints blog. We want to celebrate our Eastern PA SCBWI members’ good news and help spread the word far and wide. Send us your children’s book–related news—book deals, releases, awards, author or illustrator … Continue reading →
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Tagged A Time Traveler's Theory of Relativity, As Far As Birds Can Fly, eastern PA scbwi, eastern PA SCBWI member news, eastern PA SCBWI members, Goodbye Mr. Spalding, Hilda Eunice Burgos, Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow, Jennifer Robin Barr, Latinx kid lit book festival, Lela and the Butterflies, Linda Oatman High, Member News, Nicole Valentine, Nicole Wolverton, Nkuchia M'ikantha, North American Guide to Animal Slaughter, past present: time travel and historical fiction for middle grade readers, SCBWI New Voices in Nonfiction grant, SCBWI/Smithsonian Nonfiction Workshop, sherri maret, Slashertorte, Sophia Ezomoghene, The Cot in the Living Room, Writer Igniter SFF Summit, Your Name Is a Song
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Member News — February 2020
Member News is a new monthly feature on the EasternPennPoints blog. We want to celebrate our members’ good news and help spread the word far and wide. Send us your children’s-book-related news—book deals, releases, awards, author or illustrator events (signings, launch … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adrienne Wright, born curious: twenty girls who grew up to be awesome scientists, Eric Bell, Hector: a boy a protest and the photograph that changed apartheid, Jennifer Robin Barr, Lindsay Bandy, Martha Freeman, Nemesis and the Swan, this is our rainbow: 16 stories of her him them and us, thunder and mercy
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