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    An Interview with Margaret Peterson Haddix
    An Interview with Margaret Peterson Haddix
    An Interview with Margaret Peterson Haddix
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    An Interview with Margaret Peterson Haddix

    Written by Margaret Peterson Haddix

    Narrated by Margaret Peterson Haddix

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    About this audiobook

    As a kid, Margaret Peterson Haddix was a real bookworm. was so attached to reading, that she considered the characters in books like Harriet the Spy and Little Women to be her friends.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNewsHour Productions
    Release dateJan 1, 2012
    ISBN9781509440399
    An Interview with Margaret Peterson Haddix
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    Margaret Peterson Haddix

    Margaret Peterson Haddix grew up on a farm in Ohio. As a kid, she knew two girls who had the exact same first, middle, and last names and shared the same birthday—only one year apart—and she always thought that was bizarre. As an adult, Haddix worked as a newspaper reporter and copy editor in Indiana before her first book, Running Out of Time, was published. She has since written more than forty books for kids and teens, including the Greystone Secrets series, the Shadow Children series, the Missing series, the Children of Exile series, and lots of stand-alones. Haddix and her husband, Doug, now live in Columbus, Ohio, where they raised their two kids. You can learn more about her at haddixbooks.com.

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