Author Archives: Sharon Biggs Waller

The fabulous online magazine Bustle wrote a feature on Girls on the Verge. Check it out here: GIRLS ON THE VERGE Is A Novel About Modern Jane Networks—and A Reminder That Abortion Doesn’t End When Legal Abortions Do.   

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GIRLS ON THE VERGE releases today, the third novel release of my career, and it’s a very happy day. A book birthday is a thrill for writers—it’s the day when that little idea, which turned into a story, becomes a … Continue reading

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Post Title:  YA Scavenger Hunt Welcome to the spring YA Scavenger Hunt! This bi-annual event was first organized by author Colleen Houck as a way to give readers a chance to gain access to exclusive bonus material from their favorite … Continue reading

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Good news about a book is always a fabulous way to start a Monday. My upcoming young adult novel, GIRLS ON THE VERGE, was chosen by NetGalley to feature in the their homepage placement this week. There are so many … Continue reading

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Lovely things are happening with my third book, GIRLS ON THE VERGE. In the run-up to its release on April 9th, reviews are starting to roll in. This week GIRLS ON THE VERGE received a stellar review from the notoriously-difficult-to-impress … Continue reading

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I’m happy to share the cover to my third young adult novel, GIRLS ON THE VERGE, which will be out spring of 2019 through Henry Holt Books for Young Readers.  Gosh, that seems a long way away, but in the … Continue reading

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I’ve always been fascinated by process, especially when it comes to craft—painting, sculpting, sewing, knitting, woodwork, writing—all of it holds endless fascination for me. I love how a person can create something useful or beautiful from humble material and thin … Continue reading

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