Debbie Dadey, Children's Author - Debbie Talks to Kids

Wednesday July 18, 2018

Dear Huria, so glad you like my stories. Look for your name in #19 (which comes out next May)! Abbie, you can send me Shellshine by mailing it to me at SIMON AND SCHUSTER 1230 AVE. OF THE AMERICAS NY, NY 10012 OR SCHOLASTIC 557 BROADWAY NY, NY 10012 or an adult can email it to me here. If you'd like me to share it online, please include a parent's or guardian's permission. I look forward to seeing it. Have a good week, Debbie

Monday July 16, 2018

Dear Abbie, I think it is so cool that you made your own magazine, Shellshine! If you want to send it to me, let me know. Rocky was trying to scare the mergirls a bit when he wiggled his fingers like they were claws in Trouble at Trident Academy, but maybe it didn't work!
Hannah, I'm so glad you like my books. Do you have a favorite? Hi Elaina, I agree that writing is a good way to communicate. Tess, I hope to visit Maryland! Best, Debbie

Thursday July 12, 2018

Dear Tiana, It is very cool that you know American Sign Language. The written word is very powerful. Why don't you write a letter to your teacher explaining what happened? Best of luck, Debbie

Monday July 9, 2018

Dear Suzy, I try to answer every weekday morning, but not usually on the weekends. Hi Ellina! Jenazabeth, Mrs. Deedee (in Vampires Don't Wear Polka Dots) moved to Alaska where she retired from teaching. She hikes and reads. Liza, Melody, and Howie weren't mean to her, but sometimes (like Eddie) they weren't exactly well-behaved! Have a great summer, Debbie

Thursday July 5, 2018

Dear Tess, I hope you had a nice Independence Day too! I went to an outdoor concert and fireworks show. I was just at a Books-a-Million today and they had lots of Mermaid Tales. If yours doesn't have #18, Fairy Chase, they can order if for you. I hope you enjoyed #2, Battle of the Best Friends. Have a good weekend, Debbie

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