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Author Profile: Caroline B. Cooney
Caroline B. Cooney. BIO. Caroline Cooney was born in 1947 and grewup in Old Greenwich, Connecticut. An excellent student and
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Extractions: Caroline Cooney was born in 1947 and grew up in Old Greenwich, Connecticut. An excellent student and ambitious youth, she loved school and was involved in many different activities. By the time she was in tenth grade, Cooney played the piano for musical productions, directed a choir, and had a job as a church organist. Always an avid reader, Cooney often read series books such as THE HARDY BOYS and CHERRY AMES. These characters had a big influence on her life and in fact, she says "CHERRY AMES, STUDENT NURSE, was my reason to go to nursing school in Boston later in life." Cooney graduated from Greenwich High School in 1965 and attended various colleges, where she studied music, art, and English. It was in college that she began writing, and discovered a talent and joy in what would become an award-winning writing career. Cooney professes, "I love writing and do not know why it is considered such a difficult, agonizing profession. I love all of it, thinking up the plots, getting to know the kids in the story, their parents, backyards, pizza toppings."
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Caroline Cooney. I had a wonderful sixth grade teacher. His name wasMr. Albert. All the girls wanted to grow up and marry him, and
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Extractions: Caroline Cooney I had a wonderful sixth grade teacher. His name was Mr. Albert. All the girls wanted to grow up and marry him, and all the boys wanted to be just like him. Every Friday, he made us write a short story. He had a stack of covers from New Yorker magazines detailed and brightly colored, like cartoons. He'd pass them out and we'd have to write a short story to match the picture we got. I was the one in the class who never stopped. I love to write. I love to make things up. I'm in a library or a bookstore most days of the week, because I love to be around other people's books, too. Reading and writing books takes up most of my life. Now I've added talking about books on school visits, which is all the fun and none of the work of writing. The best part of school visits is meeting my readers, since my three children are grown now and I don't get to hang out with teenagers (although I still play the piano for the four choirs in our middle school). School visits are such a neat way to see America. When you're in Indiana one week, Oregon the next, and Louisiana after that, you go home astonished and honored to have met all those wonderful kids and their teachers. "Where do you get your ideas?" Readers ask this question of every writer. I don't usually know. I just wake up with a mind full of ideas. But we all have great ideas; I could go to your school and brainstorm with your class, and we'd end up with a great plot, or ten of them. The hard part is turning the idea into a book.
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Books By Caroline B. Cooney
Caroline B. Cooney, Books by Caroline B. Cooney Contributed by Jodi Hink. Cooney,Caroline B. Among Friends. Cooney, Caroline B. The Face on the Milk Carton.
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Extractions: Contributed by Jodi Hink Cooney, Caroline B. Among Friends. New York: Bantam Books, 1987 - Six high school students, who have everything going for them, discover what can happen to their lives when they allow jealousy to get in the way. Cooney, Caroline B. The Face on the Milk Carton. New York: Bantam Books, 1990 - Janie discovers her true identity after finding her photograph on the back of a milk carton. She begins her adventure to find out if her parents really kidnapped her or if this is all a big mistake. Cooney, Caroline B. The Girl Who Invented Romance. New York: Bantam Books, 1988 - Kelly's parents are facing a difficult time in their relationship and to top it off Kelly can't even get a date. To her surprise, she jumpstarts her own love life when she creates a board game called "Romance." Cooney, Caroline B. The Terrorist. New York: Bantam Books, 1997 - Teen-age Laura and her eleven-year-old brother Billy are Americans going to an International school for a year in England. When Laura's brother Billy is killed as a result of a terrorist bombing, Laura goes on a quest to find her brother's killer. Cooney, Caroline B. Whatever Happened to Janie. New York: Bantam Books, 1993 -
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caroline B. cooney. about this author caroline cooney was born in 1947and grew up in Old Greenwich, Connecticut. An excellent student
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Extractions: Caroline Cooney was born in 1947 and grew up in Old Greenwich, Connecticut. An excellent student and ambitious youth, she loved school and was involved in many different activities. By the time she was in tenth grade, Cooney played the piano for musical productions, directed a choir, and had a job as a church organist. Always an avid reader, Cooney often read series books such as The Hardy Boys and Cherry Ames . These characters had a big influence on her life and in fact, she says " Cherry Ames, Student Nurse , was my reason to go to nursing school in Boston later in life." Cooney graduated from Greenwich High School in 1965 and attended various colleges, where she studied music, art, and English. It was in college that she began writing, and discovered a talent and joy in what would become an award-winning writing career. Cooney professes, "I love writing and do not know why it is considered such a difficult, agonizing profession. I love all of it, thinking up the plots, getting to know the kids in the story, their parents, backyards, pizza toppings."
Book Central: Authors & Illustrators: Caroline B. Cooney
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Extractions: Lucretia Pannozzo, Teacher A young adult author who loves to write romance novels is Caroline B. Cooney. Believe it or not she started writing when she was twenty-seven. She had extra time on her hands while she was taking care of her child. She decided to take up writing as a hobby. ( Junior Discovering Authors Caroline B. Cooney was born on May 10, 1947 and was brought up in Greenwich, Connecticut. She lived with her parents, Dexter Mitchell and Martha Bruce (They're divorced now), and brother. Caroline took piano at age seven and played the organ at age thirteen. She loved to read a lot throughout High School and did very well. On the other hand, in college, she didn't do so well. ( Something About the Author Caroline failed out and never graduated college. She went to Indiana University from 1965-1966, then went to Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing from 1966-1967. Last, she went to University of Connecticut in 1968. ( Something About the Author ) Caroline married her husband in 1967. Now Caroline has three children of her own. Her first kid she had was when she was twenty-one. Her two daughters are Louisa who is 18 and Sayre who is 15 and her son Harold who is 11. When Caroline had her first baby she said:
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Extractions: No one ever really paid close attention to the faces of the missing children on the milk cartons. But as Janie Johnson glanced at the face of the ordinary little girl with her hair in tight pigtails, wearing a dress with a narrow white collara three-year-old who had been kidnapped twelve years before from a shopping mall in New Jerseyshe felt overcome with shock. She recognized that little girlit was she. How could it possibly be true? Driver's Ed
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cooney, caroline. caroline cooney does a good job of presenting a concept that reallymakes her readers think about their own life, and their security in it.
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Extractions: Sedgwick Middle School Among Friends Six high school juniors discover surprising, often painful, things about themselves and their relationships with the people around them in the diaries they are asked to keep as a three-month English assignment. Both Sides of Time Right now I'm in the middle of reading Both Sides of Time by Caroline B. Cooney. It's about a girl named Anna Sophia Lockwood who wants romance but her boyfriend, Sean, only cares about cars, not romance. Right now the town is in the process of tearing down the old Stratton mansion. Annie (her preferred name), thinks she is a romantic in the wrong time and wishes that she lived in the 1890's rather than the 1990's. That's when she falls through time into 1895. There she meets Hiram Stratton Jr. She instantly falls in love with him and he falls in love with her. There's only one problem. Strat (as he prefers to be called), has known Harriet Ranleigh ever since he can remember, and is expected to marry her. His father is the one who wants him to marry her because she is so rich. His sister Devonny knows that Harriet desperately wants to marry Strat and that she loves him. At the same time all of this is going on, a man-servant is pushed down the basement stairs. one of Strat's friends, Walker Walkly tries to drag the Irish maid, Bridget, into his room so she spits on him. To get her back, when Devonny called the police to investigate, Walker told them that Bridget killed the servant, Matthew. Devonny doesn't speak up on her behalf and as a result, Bridget is sent to jail. Devonny, hours later, is sorry she didn't speak up because she knows Bridget wouldn't kill anybody, and now it's to late to save her, or so she thinks. At the moment, Annie is back in her own time, wishing she wasn't so she can help Bridget.

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