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Think of this site as a treat for your son—a break from your carefully planned and scheduled reading/writing curriculum. I’ve compiled a random collection of journal prompts, study guides, writing exercises and the like from my years of writing middle grade and young adult novels. Some of the exercises even come from the college writing classes I’ve taught. You’ll want to sort through these offerings and choose the ones best suited to your student’s age, interests and abilities. Who knows, you might want to eventually encourage your budding writer to ePublish his poems and stories as I have done. It’s almost as easy as hanging a drawing on the refrigerator.

Check the  CATEGORIES side bar for frequent new posts.

BTW: If you think your student would be interested in any of the Middle Grade Reader and Young Adult eBooks I’ve written, they may be downloaded to your computer (to be read or printed from there) or to any variety of hand-held readers supported by popular retailers such as: Barnes and Noble, Apple, Sony, Amazon/Kindle, Kobo, Diesel, and Baker and Taylor. 

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2 Comments (+add yours?)

  1. Mattie
    Feb 19, 2013 @ 15:59:07

    “Writing for Homeschooled Boys” in fact enables me think a small amount further.
    I actually cherished every particular component of this blog post.
    Thanks -Stacie

    Reply

    • joenovara
      Feb 19, 2013 @ 16:31:14

      Great! I’m pleased that you found my blogs helpful…that’s the plan. I’d appreciate hearing how you utilize them with your student(s).
      Joe Novara

      Reply

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