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

Tuesday February 8, 2011

Greetings from the land of ice and snow! Nabila, I was 27 when I sold my first book. I'd been writing for about a year and a half before that. Sunny, not sure what to tell you about the next Keyholders. I'm waiting on my editor to decide. I want to write more! Olivia, hope you are having a good week-thanks for your kind words. Beca, hope you feel better soon. Take care, Debbie

Monday February 7, 2011

Hey Taft, I like your idea about a Bailey School Kids TV show. I think it would be great fun. It has been optioned before (which means a company was thinking about it), but nothing yet. Wow, Beca, 10 books! You are a fabulous reader. Your mom sounds great for taking you to the library Go MOM! If it's snowing where you are, look out for snow dragons! brb, Debbie

Saturday February 5, 2011

Yikes Becca, it's not snowing here-it's freezing rain. My husband and youngest son went skiing, but I'm staying inside. I don't like skiing on ice! Jordan, I'm so glad you liked Ghosts Don't Eat Potato Chips. Oops, time to go-suddenly I've very hungry for some chips, Debbie

Friday February 4, 2011

Beca, I love fireplaces! I'd like to have one in every room of ghosts my house. They are just so cosy. Gabriela, I hope I'll get to try your idea. Right now, I am busy writing a new series that will come out next year. That's why I suggested you might like to try writing it yourself. Click here for a sneak peek at Ghosts Don't Ride Wild Horses. I always thought it would be cool to own a horse. Sunny, Marcia and I would love to write Keyholders #5, but my editor have not given us the go-ahead. The other day I gave the address you can write to if you want more Keyholder books. Thanks and try to stay warm, Debbie

Thursday February 3, 2011

Camilla, I heard you guys really got a LOT of snow! We received a mixture of snow and ice. It looked like the Ice Queen's world. Luckily we didn't loose power, but a lot of people did. I'm glad you like Ghosts Don't Eat Potato Chips. You might like to try Keyholders. They are a bit harder than the Bailey School Kids books. Becca, stay warm!!! ttyl, Debbie

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