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Tortuga Bay Launches Isabella into Voodoo and Revolution
SR Staley August 16, 2015
The official release date is set for Tortuga Bay, the sequel to The Pirate of Panther Bay:…
Posted in Book Signings, Channeling Isabella + Sailing, Pirate of Panther Bay, Teen & YA fiction, Tortuga Bay Tagged Caribbean, Caribbean Sea, Donna Meredith, Haiti, Isabella, M.R. Street, Michael Whitehead, Panther Bay, pirates, Port-au-Prince, Saint-Domingue, Santo Domingo, slave revolution, slavery, Southern Yellow Pine Publishing, SR Staley, teen fiction, Tortuga Bay, voodoo, young adult fiction, young adults
The unrocognized depth of the Divergent Triology
SR Staley March 26, 2015
By Claire W. Staley Popular books often become the target of criticism simply because they…
Round 2 of modern fiction for the modern classroom
SR Staley December 23, 2014
By Claire W. Staley Earlier posts have discussed why incorporating modern fiction into the modern…
Modern fiction for the modern classroom: Round 1
SR Staley December 21, 2014
By Claire W. Staley In an earlier post, I discussed why today’s students have a…
The case for modern teen & YA fiction in school classrooms
SR Staley December 19, 2014
by Claire W. Staley Some people tell me that they wish they read as much…
Posted in Books, In the classroom, Reviews Tagged artemis foul, characters, claire staley, classroom, divergent, eragon, fault in our stars, fiction, harry potter, hunger games, john green, novels, reading, storytelling, teaching, teaching fiction, teen fiction, young adult