Debbie Dadey, Children's Author - Debbie Talks to Kids

Thursday April 28, 2011

Hello Austin! Felcity, I bet you could write some amazing stories about having soooooooo many sisters! I always wanted a sister. I have two brothers. Kaedyn, I'm so glad you like Werewolves Don't Go To Summer Camp. Miss Wilkerson's class, thanks for all your lovely letters. You guys rock! ttyl, Debbie

Wednesday April 27, 2011

Kenna, Kelsey, and Bailey-thanks so much for your awesome ideas! You guys are very creative. Bailey, I love your name and your initials! Brianna, I think it is fun to write about monsters! The idea for the Bailey School Kids series came from a bad day! Marcia and I thought if we were monster teachers all the kids would listen to us. We brainstormed to come up with the characters. ttyl, Debbie

Tuesday April 26, 2011

Hello from Kansas. Unfortunately because of weather trouble elsewhere I couldn't get home tonight and hopefully I'll get home first thing tomorrow. Hannah, I'm so glad you like Sea Serpents Don't Juggle Water Balloons. Sarah, my favorite part of writing is the actual writing. Rewriting is my least favorite part, but it's actually the most important. Gabriella, I hope you'll check out my writing page. It has a podcast that's all about getting ideas. Nina, I went to Western Kentucky University. Nina and Gabrielle, my first book came out in 1990. Kennia, thanks for your great idea!
Hello to Dechymire, Kami, Colby, Kate, and Michelle! Myah, I'm so glad you like the Keyholders. ttyl, Debbie

Friday April 22, 2011

Hi Molly, happy Earth Day and Happy Easter! Ogres , Debbie

Wednesday April 20, 2011

Mary, the hardest part of writing for me is the rewriting. I share more about that on a silly video on my writing page. Marean and Fanny, one of my favorites is Ghouls Don't Scoop Ice Cream. I really like the chapter called Super Eddie. ttyl and stay dry (it's raining here AGAIN!!!), Debbie

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