The Totally Real Stress of Being a Teen
Like most people my age, especially those who are parents, my life is controlled chaos. Every day requires multitasking through each hour, […]
Author: Sabrina Fedel
I'm an author of children's and young adult literature, and a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. I received my MFA in Creative Writing, with a concentration in Writing for Children and Young People, from Lesley University in 2014. My historical fiction novel, LEAVING KENT STATE, is now available from Harvard Square Editions through bookstores everywhere.
All Quiet on the Western Front, Through My Son’s Eyes
My son is going into tenth grade this year. When I pulled up his summer reading list on his school’s website and […]
New Contest from Inkubate
Calling all my MFA colleagues-have you tried this site? Found it helpful? I’m curious about your feedback to this interesting idea. The […]
Publishers Weekly Reporting Stats for Children’s Market
Consumer Shifts for Children’s Books E-books are changing buying habits, but print still has a prominent place By Jim Milliot | Feb […]
So my child has a learning disability. Now what?
If your child has been diagnosed with a specific learning disability by a qualified professional, that professional should provide in their report a […]
My favorite books of 2012
As we enter the new year, this is my list of the books I read in 2012 that I really enjoyed (and […]
Halfway through my MFA and I’m thinking…
The best part of this journey has been the writers I’ve met (published and aspiring) and some of the books I have […]
Is the Pen mightier than the Keyboard
“Children with and without handwriting disabilities were able to write more—and more quickly—when using a pen rather than a keyboard to compose […]
Continuing my discussion of Learning Disabilities
One of the most difficult aspects of dealing with learning disabilities is diagnosis. I found it exceedingly difficult to get my children […]
Second Residency done
I’m a little overwhelmed at how quickly this residency came and went. For those writers who are interested in the low residency […]