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Overview edit
Bibliography
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(2011)
Tighter
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(2010)
Picture the Dead
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(2004)
Witch Twins and the Ghost of Glenn Bly (Witch Twins)
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(2002)
Hannah, Divided
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(2002)
Witch Twins At Camp Bliss (Witch Twins)
Personal edit
- Legal name: Adele Griffin
- Birthdate: July 29, 1970 (age 42)
- Birthplace: Philadelphia, PA, USA
- Nationality: USA
- Gender: Female
- Official Website: http://www.adelegriffin.com, http://www.picturethedead.com, http://thejuliangame.com
- Genres: middle grade, young adult
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Okay, Shelfari said I needed to "add facts to my books."
Here are a few:
The original title of Where I Want to Be was "Jane and Lily" and I wrote it in Italy in 2003 during the heat wave that killed 30,000 people. It was very hot, and I think that very strange mood in Europe contributed to the mood of the book.
My first book, Rainy Season, was based on my own real-life childhood as a sometime Army brat.
My vampire series Vampire Island, the kids' names Lexington, Hudson, and Madison are avenues in NYC.
The Julian Game, about cyberbullying, has a website that has nothing do with the book-- check out the random here www.thejuliangame.com
Picture the Dead took nearly seven years for Lisa Brown and me to complete.
Here are a few:
The original title of Where I Want to Be was "Jane and Lily" and I wrote it in Italy in 2003 during the heat wave that killed 30,000 people. It was very hot, and I think that very strange mood in Europe contributed to the mood of the book.
My first book, Rainy Season, was based on my own real-life childhood as a sometime Army brat.
My vampire series Vampire Island, the kids' names Lexington, Hudson, and Madison are avenues in NYC.
The Julian Game, about cyberbullying, has a website that has nothing do with the book-- check out the random here www.thejuliangame.com
Picture the Dead took nearly seven years for Lisa Brown and me to complete.
