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

Monday January 26, 2015

Hi Zoe, I'm so glad you enjoyed Cupid Doesn't Flip Hamburgers. Marcia Jones and I thought it would be fun to make cupid into a woman, but when we wrote Cupid Does Eat Chocolate Covered Snails we made our cupid a man.
Lauren, your mother is right. You are an awesome writer for a third grader! You had funny and scary!
Isabell, I am flattered and honored that you choose me for a biography. You can find out lots about me on my book report page. I love to read, so I think that's why I wanted to write. My first book came out in 1990. The idea for the first Bailey School Kids came from a bad day. Have you ever had a bad day? Hope not today! God bless, Debbie

Saturday January 24, 2015

Isabell, you are an amazing reader! (Do you have an e on the end of your name?) I'm so glad you liked Cupids Doesn't Flip Hamburgers.
Stephanie, thanks for your great idea. I hope you will read A Tale of Two Sisters because we think a lot alike! Have a great weekend (we just got 6 inches of snow!), Debbie

Friday January 23, 2015

I'm so glad you had a fun birthday Isabelle! Happy belated birthday! You have wonderful friends to throw you you a Bailey School Kids and Mermaid Tales party! I would have loved to have been there! Hope you'll be reading tomorrow afternoon (I know I will be) for National Readathon Day! Your friend, Debbie

Thursday January 22, 2015

Dear Joy, I answered you on Jan. 15th on Debbie Talks. I'm so glad you liked The Worst Name in Third Grade.
Stephanie and Lauren, guess what? My new book, which comes out on Tuesday, has sisters fighting! Echo finds something that Crystal says is hers and it starts a big food fight that almost destroys their kitchen! I hope you don't have any arguments like that. That book is called A Tale of Two Sisters. I will try to put your names in a book. Have a great week and God bless, Debbie

Wednesday January 21, 2015

Dear Stephanie, I think it is great that you are writing a story about high school. I recently wrote one too! High schoolers often think about boy friends/girl friends. Some times jobs are important too. In my story, saving the world becomes important!
Eugene, I do know Marcia. We are friends, but she lives in Kentucky and I live in PA. I'm so glad you like The Abominable Snowmen Don't Roast Marshmallows. The marshmallow idea came from my youngest son. He used to love roasting marshmallows! My next book is A Tale of Two Sisters and it comes out next week. Have a great week, Debbie

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