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

Tuesday December 7, 2021

Dear Cam, I'm sorry your friend said that. Even if he was kidding words like that are still hurtful. Have you asked him why he said that? Hope today is better. Your friend, Debbie

Friday December 3, 2021

Hi Charlotte, It's great to hear from you. We are having some warm weather for a few days where I live so I hope to get outside and enjoy it a bit. I've been working on two stories (but surprisingly neither one has a monster in it!) so that's kept me busy. What are you up to? Best, Debbie

Monday November 22, 2021

Dear Lily, I am curious. Did you read the Vampires Don't Wear Polka Dots graphic novel or the chapter book? The graphic novel has fewer words than the chapter book. Did you know that when Marcia Thornton Jones and I originally wrote Vampires Don't Wear Polka Dots we did tell what happened to Eddie in the hallway? Our editor asked us to change the ending. Hope you have a great week and a happy Thanksgiving, Debbie

Friday November 19, 2021

Dear Lisa, Sometimes it's best just to ignore people when they try to upset you. For some reason they feel the need to make themselves feel bigger by belittling others. Best, Debbie

Thursday November 18, 2021

Dear Landyn, I'm so glad you are enjoying my books. Mermaids Don't Run Track Do you have a favorite? I do enjoy being a writer. My favorite part is making up stuff!
Xavier, I wasn't inspired by a movie to write a book, but I am excited that the Bailey School Kids series is in the works to be a live-action TV series.
Sleepover at the Haunted Museum is available now! Violet, I co-wrote a mermaid book a while ago called Mermaids Don't Run Track. I enjoyed it so much, I thought it would be fun to write more so when an editor asked me to write a new series I was happy to make it about mermaids. Did you know there are 21 Mermaid Tales books now? Sleepover at the Haunted Museum is the newest one. Thanks for writing and have a great day, Debbie

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