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SDSU Writers’ Conference 2017 features R.L. Stine, best-selling Children’s Author

Posted on May 27, 2016February 17, 2021 by Christine Alemshah

Alright. Any 80’s and 90’s babies out there? You likely grew up reading “Choose Your Own Adventure Novels”, “Babysitter’s Club” and “Fear Street/Goosebumps”! I am personally a total super-fan of Ann M. Martin, Christopher Pike, and R.L. Stine. How fabulous would it be to meet one of your favorite childhood authors in person? Coming up…

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SCBWI 2013 Summer Conference Recap

Posted on August 7, 2013August 7, 2013 by Christine Alemshah

Every year I have the intention to write a recap shortly after attending the LA SCBWI Summer Conference so I can share about my wonderful, life-changing experiences, and never seem to find the time to do so. I always leave feeling so ready to write that I think that’s what gets me. I go out…

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SCBWI Summer Conference 2013 – What I’ve gained and why you should go.

Posted on July 25, 2013July 29, 2013 by Christine Alemshah

The SCBWI LA Summer Conference is only one week away! I’m so excited. I’ve been packing for a week already. Next step — meal planning! I have food allergies. Eating away from home can be difficult. And on top of that, hotel food can get pricey. There are a few spots still open for this…

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Picture Book Review: A Balloon for Isabel

Posted on August 6, 2012June 16, 2013 by Christine Alemshah

Sometimes there are books that touch my heart so much, I can’t help but review them. A Balloon for Isabel  by Deborah Underwood is one of these books. Here are a few reasons why I love this book. 1) It has a clever, witty plot and is an all around fun read. 2) The main…

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Getting out of my bubble — My SDSU Writer’s Conference Experience

Posted on February 13, 2012June 16, 2013 by Christine Alemshah

I love attending writer’s conferences, workshops, and critique groups with fellow children’s and young adult writers.  I get to spend time with like-minded, spirited individuals who love children’s books as much as I do.  And, I don’t get people looking at me funny for enjoying them either! This past summer, I received a wonderful piece…

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Did you miss WriteOnCon?

Posted on August 21, 2011June 16, 2013 by Christine Alemshah

What is WriteOnCon? WriteOnCon is a free online conference designed to give Writers many of the features of a live, in person conference in an online setting.  WriteOnCon is the brainchild of seven writers who wanted to “pay it forward” and give something back to the writing community. The curriculum is focused on Picture Book,…

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Mother to two spirited tiny dancers, Christine Alemshah, is a lover of books filled with more pictures than words, dark chocolate, and karaoke.

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