It was standing room only in Colleen Currie’s literacy class when Washington author Jennifer Bradbury visited last week. Ms. Bradbury talked about her new book, Shift, and conducted a writing workshop for high school and middle school students. The visit, which was sponsored by the Lopez Island Library, was a success. Ms. Bradbury impressed upon the students that, “writers are regular people, leading regular lives, who make time in their day to write.” - photo credit Karen Rogers
photo credit Karen Rogers
It was standing room only in Colleen Currie’s literacy class when Washington author Jennifer Bradbury visited last week. Ms. Bradbury talked about her new book, Shift, and conducted a writing workshop for high school and middle school students. The visit, which was sponsored by the Lopez Island Library, was a success. Ms. Bradbury impressed upon the students that, “writers are regular people, leading regular lives, who make time in their day to write.”

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March 6, 2009 · Updated 4:36 PM 

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