When Jennifer was in second grade, her teacher asked her what she would like to be when she grew up. "A writer!" And so the journey began with school papers, a staff writing position on her high school newspaper, odd writing jobs for newspapers and she was the editor of the US Navy's newspaper,...
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When Jennifer was in second grade, her teacher asked her what she would like to be when she grew up. "A writer!" And so the journey began with school papers, a staff writing position on her high school newspaper, odd writing jobs for newspapers and she was the editor of the US Navy's newspaper, The Skywriter, in NAF Atsugi, Japan. But her love soon turned to writing for children and young adults. Jennifer has an MFA in writing from Vermont College of Fine Arts. She was the creator and editor of the first online children's magazine, Wee Ones and taught Writing for Children with the Institute of Children's Literature. She was also a staff writer for Crinkles Magazine. Highlights Magazine, Hopscotch, Boys' Quest, Boys' Life and Fun For Kidz are just a few of the magazines Jennifer has written for. She received the Notable Social Studies Trade Books for Young People, 2006 For her book on AIDs, Enslow Publishers.
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