March 3, 2006	Kirsten Smith is a screenwriter & young adult author, perhaps best known for co-writing comedies Legally Blonde, 10 Things I Hate About You, Ella Enganched and the upcoming Dirty Little Secret, starring Amanda Byrnes. On Thursday evening, there will be a campus screening of 10 Things I Hate About You and Kirsten will be on campus on Friday to discuss her career as a screenwriter and her new book, The Geography of Girlhood.
		The Geography of Girlhood
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April 7, 2006	Lisa Rowe Fraustino is an Assistant Professor of English at Eastern Connecticut State University and a Visiting Associate Professor in the Hollins University Graduate Program in Children’s Literature. Her books, including The Hickory Chair, have received numerous honors for excellence.
		The Hickory Chair
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April 7, 2006	Lauren Grodstein is the author of the short story collection The Best of Animals (Persea, 2002) and the novel Reproduction Is The Flaw Of Love (Dial, 2004), which was published in the U.S., Germany, Italy, Great Britain, France, and Turkey.
		The Best of Animals
April 7, 2006	Carol Plum-Ucci has received top literary honors for her books and numerous awards for her journalism and entertainment writing. Her first book, The Body of Christopher Creed, set in the historic woods of Southern, New Jersey, received the Michael J. Printz Honor Book Award and the book was named to the Reader’s International Children’s Choice Awards list.
		The Body of Christopher Creed
April 25, 2006	Jean Marzollo is the award winning author of over 100 books, including the best-selling I Spy books and the Shanna Show books as well as Little Bear, You’re A Star; Ten Little Eggs; Ruth and Naomi; Daniel in the Lions’ Den; Miriam and Her Brother Moses; David and Goliath; and Jonah and the Whale (and the Worm).
		I Spy
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