LuAnn's Library: December 2009

You can read about my Christmas traditions and books I plan to read or buy in the article posted on LDS Women's Book Review today.

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"Edit 'Til Your Eyes Bleed: Playing with the Big (5) Boys"
Indie Pub Hub Conference
June 7, daylong conference
Provo, UT

Men of Destiny: Abraham Lincoln and the Prophet Joseph Smith lecture
Spanish Fork City Library
June 9, 6:30 p.m.
Spanish Fork, UT

Men of Destiny: Abraham Lincoln and the Prophet Joseph Smith book signing.
Confetti Antiques
July TBA
Spanish Fork, UT

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About the Author

Lu Ann Brobst Staheli got her start as a celebrity paparazzi-stalker-chick, which led to her award-winning career as a ghostwriter for celebrity memoirs. A masochist at heart, she has taught junior high school English for 33 years, moved to the school library for year 34, and once spent two weeks summer vacation backpacking through Europe with 15 of her students.

She has won three Best of State Medals—two for writing and one for teaching—but refuses to wear them all at the same time because she’d hate to be known as a show-off. Recipient of the Diamond Quill from the League of Utah Writers, Lu Ann is also a Christa McAuliffe Fellow and Utah Council of Teachers of English Language Arts Teacher of the Year.

Her published works include The Explorers: Tides Across the Sea; the Small Town USA series: Just Like Elizabeth Taylor; A Note Worth Taking; and Leona & Me, Helen Marie, plus non-fiction When Hearts Conjoin; Psychic Madman; One Day at a Time: Teaching Secondary Language Arts; and Books, Books, and More Books: A Parent and Teacher's Guide to Adolescent Literature.

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