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Nancy Star



Nancy Star is the author of four novels: Carpool Diem, Up Next, Now This and Buried Lives. Her very first published book was a travel guide about tipping around the world called, The International Guide to Tipping. That was long enough ago that she now promises you know as much on that subject as she does.

Her books have been translated into French, Japanese, German and Dutch. Her first novel, Buried Lives, was optioned for TV, and she hasnt given up hope that someday some smart TV producer will actually adapt it for the screen.

In addition to her adult novels, Nancy is the author of an eight-book childrens mystery series for young readers called The Calendar Club, published by Scholastic Books. As a childrens book writer she has been delighted to discover that young readers, in fact entire classrooms of young readers, love to write letters to their favorite authors telling them exactly what they think about the books.
 

Genres: Literary Fiction, Urban Fantasy
 
Novels
   Buried Lives (1993)
   Carpool Diem (2008)
   Sisters One, Two, Three (2017)
   Rules for Moving (2020)
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A Happy Catastrophe (2020)
Maddie Dawson
"In A Happy Catastrophe, author Maddie Dawson works magic on the page as she takes us into the life of bighearted Marnie MacGraw, a woman who can literally see the sparkle of love in the air. Marnie is surrounded by a constellation of vivid characters who, whether searching for connection or confronting loss, keep pressing on through the rich and wondrous catastrophe of life. A beautifully written testament to the tenacity of hope and the power of love."
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Tips for Living (2018)
Renée Shafransky
"In Tips for Living, Renée Shafransky proves herself to be a terrific storyteller. In addition to perfect pacing and edge-of-the seat suspense, the story has a genuinely appealing narrator whose humor and smarts grabbed me from the start and never let me go. The minute I finished I wanted more!"
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Wish Me Home (2017)
Kay Bratt
"With its resilient protagonist, secret that kept me guessing, dog I wish I could adopt in real life, and story that tugged at my heart, Kay Bratt’s Wish Me Home grabbed me and held me all the way to its heartfelt resolution."

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