Week Twenty-Three - Writing for Children and Teens

From Inspiration to Publication

Kimberley answers more of your questions!

 

November 8, 2016

 

 

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Kimberley Moran is a gifted and talented teacher and freelance writer who lives in Hampden, Maine. She has two children and one very nice husband. Kimberley would like her bio to make her sound brilliant, witty, and kind because she knows that when you write and read you get to be anyone you want to be.

 

 

 

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