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Molly Beth Griffin
I am a graduate of Hamline University's MFA program in Writing for Children and Young Adults, and a writing teacher at the Loft Literary Center in the Twin Cities. A Minnesota native, I now live in South Minneapolis with my family. I love cooking, reading, and hiking in all kinds of weather.My... show more

I am a graduate of Hamline University's MFA program in Writing for Children and Young Adults, and a writing teacher at the Loft Literary Center in the Twin Cities. A Minnesota native, I now live in South Minneapolis with my family. I love cooking, reading, and hiking in all kinds of weather.My first picture book, Loon Baby, just came out with Houghton Mifflin (2011), and my first Young Adult novel, Silhouette of a Sparrow, is due out with Milkweed Editions in the fall of 2012. I am working on more picture books, and a middle grade novel.Though my writing reaches across all age groups and genres, it all demonstrates my passion for exploring young people's changing relationship to the natural world. For more information about my books, writing classes, events, and manuscript critique service, please visit www.mollybethgriffin.com.
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Birth date: October 07, 1982
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The Symmetrical Bookworm
The Symmetrical Bookworm rated it 9 years ago
Wow, this is actually the first f/f romance I've ever read. I've read a fair amount of of m/m, but f/f is a first for me. And I'm glad I took a chance and tried something different. Garnet's cool. She's relatable and I just really like her. At first I thought Isabella was too perfect. But as we ge...
Book 7
Book 7 rated it 11 years ago
This was a tender lesbian coming-of-age novel with a dreamlike quality throughout. The pace is steady, like a long hot summer, and it works very well for the story. I was afraid the girls' love affair would end in tragedy, but this is not one of those books. The story finished on a hopeful note, wit...
A Lovely Bookshelf on the Wall
A Lovely Bookshelf on the Wall rated it 12 years ago
This coming of age story is geared for ages 12 and up, with a 16-year-old protagonist. It has strong historical fiction overtones as well, being chock full of insights into American life during the 1920's: prohibition, racism, social status, and the culture of flappers. It also provides a unique and...
Surrounded by Books
Surrounded by Books rated it 12 years ago
I was utterly charmed from the first page of this historical novel. Set in the 1920's, it tells the story of Garnet Richards, a young woman who chafes at the strict rules her mother, and then her aunt lay out for her, ladylike pastimes, like embroidering for her hope chest, marriage after high schoo...
popsiclesinbed
popsiclesinbed rated it 12 years ago
This a very pretty historical fiction about a girl who loves birds and would like to pick her own path in live - and who also is falling in love for the first time. With a girl.I really liked how the romance wasn't life or death for Garnet, that her real struggle was telling her mother she wanted to...
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