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Who Knowz the Newz Like No Other?
Calliope and the LGC Crew are back!
Nothing is unconquerable with her closest die-hards—
Paisley and Stevie—on the beat to be crowned
the top reporters at Windsor Middle School.
The exemplary guidance of their
Journalism 101 teacher, Mr. Hughes,
has inspired all his students
to eat and sleep
the news—in all its forms.
Unfortunately, an insatiable
yearn for a famed, Creole delicacy
may curtail their journalism endeavors
before they even start!
~Calling All Reporters: LGC Are On Assignment!
Nothing is unconquerable with her closest die-hards—
Paisley and Stevie—on the beat to be crowned
the top reporters at Windsor Middle School.
The exemplary guidance of their
Journalism 101 teacher, Mr. Hughes,
has inspired all his students
to eat and sleep
the news—in all its forms.
Unfortunately, an insatiable
yearn for a famed, Creole delicacy
may curtail their journalism endeavors
before they even start!
~Calling All Reporters: LGC Are On Assignment!
48 pages, Paperback
First published September 27, 2015
About the author
C.S. Reid
7 books19 followersCS Reid holds a MFA in Writing & Critical Theory from Otis College of Art & Design; M.Ed. in Cross-Cultural Teaching/English from National University.
Her work has appeared in diverse publications—most notably are: The Truth About the Fact: International Journal of Literary Nonfiction Anthology, Shadowtrain, Blue Fifth Review, Burner Magazine, and Monkeybicycle; chapbook, Walking Near the Precipice (Lily Press, 2007) and ebook, Intonations Heard in the Desert (Gold Wake Press, 2008); YA book, Plucking Poetry from the Air (Paraguas Books, 2010).
She is a freelance writer, educator, and Jazz singer/composer/musician in Los Angeles, CA.
Her work has appeared in diverse publications—most notably are: The Truth About the Fact: International Journal of Literary Nonfiction Anthology, Shadowtrain, Blue Fifth Review, Burner Magazine, and Monkeybicycle; chapbook, Walking Near the Precipice (Lily Press, 2007) and ebook, Intonations Heard in the Desert (Gold Wake Press, 2008); YA book, Plucking Poetry from the Air (Paraguas Books, 2010).
She is a freelance writer, educator, and Jazz singer/composer/musician in Los Angeles, CA.
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February 21, 2016
Fabulous YA narrative! The book provides relevant information concerning how to teach journalistic writing to teens.
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