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Tattered
What do Sunday afternoon court proceedings, cheerleader tryouts, and a book burning have in common? Katie McCabe is back in action.
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Misfit McCabe Runner Up in Pearson Prize Teen Choice Award
Misfit McCabe won runner up honors in Montreal’s Pearson Prize Teen Choice Award Contest.
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Welcome To Griffie World
Hi ~ Thanks for taking the time to stop by. I’m author LK Gardner-Griffie and I write novels for young adults. On this site you’ll find information about my books, reviews of my books, reviews I’ve written, information on writing directed toward young writers, videos, and other things about our life.
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Nowhere Feels Like Home
Nowhere Feels Like Home picks up from the exciting conclusion of Misfit McCabe and continues the saga of Katie McCabe and the McCabe family.
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Misfit McCabe
As summer was coming to and end, accidentally burning down a shed became the least of 14 year old, Katie McCabe’s problems.
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Cover Reveal: To Ride A Púca by Heather McCorkle
One of the most exciting events during the road to publication for an author is the cover reveal. We’ve toiled over the words for what seems like half a lifetime, and it is finally time to put a face to our work.
Lisette Brodey’s Review of Tattered
I have so many wonderful things to say about LK Gardner-Griffie’s “Tattered”; I’m not sure where to begin. This gifted writer’s third book in her acclaimed Misfit McCabe series is masterfully written.
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Misfit McCabe Series Sweetheart Deal
February is known for being the month for sweethearts… and while I’m not the majorly romantic type (I leave that to my characters) I found myself thinking about what sweethearts my readers are and wanted to do something to celebrate them.
Dies Irae Blog Tour: Embracing the Shadow
I’m excited to host Christine Fonseca today on her tour for the release of her novella Dies Irae. I remember having dinner with Christine a while back and we talked about some of our projects. And when she spoke about the story, both Dies Irae and her upcoming book Lacrimosa, which are a part of her Requiem Series, her face lit up.
Book Review: Molly Hacker Is Too Picky! by Lisette Brodey
I loved this book. I tried to think of another way to start this review, but that is the overwhelming thing that comes to mind. Reading Molly Hacker Is Too Picky! is like getting together with an old friend you haven’t seen for a while and catching up on all that has happened in her life during the past year.
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Book Review: Facing Demons by Ashley Sanders
Somewhere during the tumultuous years we call being a teenager, I read a book called Voices that impacted me strongly at the time and stuck with me for many years. The concept of the book was the background and letters of teens who committed suicide, and was based on non-fiction cases.
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Book Review: Twenty-Eight and a Half Wishes by Denise Grover Swank
I think I’ve said this before, but I love mysteries. I cut my reading teeth on the cozies of Agatha Christie — I have read every single one more times than I or anyone else can count — and it didn’t stop there.
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Author Spotlight: PJ Cowan
I woke up in a somewhat reflective mood this morning and as my mind rambled through various reflections, I stopped when I came to one of the authors I have known for a few years, PJ Cowan.