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

Sunday November 17, 2013

Angie and AJ, your story sounds SO fun! I hope you keep going on it. Dylan, your school is very nice and really BIG! You had really well thought-out questions and I was impressed by your questionaire. Kilmer Hauntly is the son of two rather unusual people (Some people might call them monsters! After all, his father bears a strange resemblance to Count Dracula and his mother just might be a mad scientist.) Kilmer looks a whole lot like Frankenstein's monster! I like that their neighbors find out that even unusual people can be really nice friends. Hey Willow, I am fine. How are you? Now, I'm off to church and hope you are too. best, Debbie

Friday November 15, 2013

Hi Ariel, I have been to Mount Rushmore. I also went to the Crazy Horse monument that is nearby. They were both pretty cool. A big hello to Ara, Haley, Willow, Victoria, and Joey. Victoria, I think writing is exciting!
Isabella, I hope you'll check out my writing page. At the very end is a list of places that publish student's writing. Good luck! Abbigail, I'm glad you like Battle of the Best Friends. Ask you local bookstore for more Mermaid Tales books or you can order them with your parent's help here. You can even order a Mermaid Tales T-shirt here. Ara, my next book comes out in January. It is Dream of the Blue Turtle. Ariel, my newest book is The Secret Sea Horse.
Grace and Reece, the idea for Witches Don't Do Backflips came from my niece who was a cheerleader for the University of Louisville. Ell, I'm glad you enjoyed the Bride of Frankenstein Doesn't Bake Cookies. Have a great weekend and read a good book, Debbie

Monday November 11, 2013

Hi Valeria, the next Mermaid Tales book will be out in January. It is Dream of the Blue Turtle (#7). In it, Kiki has a very scary vision. Hi Aleena! Aliza, I'm so glad you like Trouble at Trident Academy.
Olivia, I hope you enjoy the books you got at the library. Donatella, please let me know how you like The Lost Princess. Right now, I am writing another book about Shelly and her aunt, Queen Edwina. Have a great week, Debbie

Tuesday November 5, 2013

Jesse, I used to read the Boxcar Children to my son Nathan when he was young! I hope you liked Trolls Don't Ride Rollercoasters. Marcia and I got the idea from a little troll doll. brb, Debbie

Monday November 4, 2013

Dear Arrietta, I am so happy you like The Lost Princess. I was a bit like Shelly when I was growing up-I liked sports alot (but I was not a mermaid!).
Jesse, so glad you like the Bailey School Kids books. Wow, you have a LOT of books! How cool that you have that connection to Frankenstein Doesn't Start Food Fights. You are very observant.
Emma, you can find a short summary for Trolls Don't Ride Roller Coasters by clicking here. Have a great week, Debbie

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