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Tracy Barrett
I was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and grew up mostly in New York state. I went to college in New England and graduate school in California.The first book I ever read by myself was called Little Bobo and His Blue Jacket. I still have it. I learned to read when I was three, but I know now that this... show more

I was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and grew up mostly in New York state. I went to college in New England and graduate school in California.The first book I ever read by myself was called Little Bobo and His Blue Jacket. I still have it. I learned to read when I was three, but I know now that this doesn't mean much. My brother didn't really read until he was seven, and now he reads more and remembers it better than I do.I have a husband, two grown children, and two crazy Jack Russell terriers.I teach Italian and other subjects at Vanderbilt University, but I've handed in my resignation and plan to retire in May, 2012, to write full time. I love doing school visits and hope that when my schedule doesn't mean that I'm working while kids are in school, I'll be able to do more of them.I like to travel, especially to Italy, and especially with my family. I used to skydive (that's how I met my husband, but on the ground, not in the air!) but I haven't jumped out of an airplane in a long time.
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Momma Says to Read
Momma Says to Read rated it 7 years ago
I read this entertaining mid-grade fantasy with my own mid-graders and not only did they enjoy it, but I did as well. The story has a good flow and is fast paced and exciting. It's full of magical creatures and a quest to save a kingdom. Marabel's journey is perfect for sparking the imagination of y...
FeeRtheDragon
FeeRtheDragon rated it 7 years ago
Marabel and the Book of Fate by Tracy Barrett is a story of a young girl, Marabel, on a mission to save her twin brother, Marco. With the help of friends, Marabel soon finds it's harder than she first thought. This is a wonderful and delightful story of a young girl who's trying to find her brothe...
Url Phantomhive
Url Phantomhive rated it 9 years ago
The Song of Orpheus has a fun way of connecting a number of lesser known Greek myths together through the story of Orpheus, who has to tell a lot of stories before the sun sets. For those readers that are rather unfamiliar with Greek mythology, but would like to read some of the lesser known stories...
A Sea of Stars
A Sea of Stars rated it 10 years ago
An interesting retelling of the fairytale classic Cinderella. I very much enjoyed the nods to the original fairytale, such as the prince suggesting the girls cut off their toes to fit in the glass slipper, as well as the classic themes twisted on their heels, such as that the prince is a bratty gold...
The Blair Book Project
The Blair Book Project rated it 11 years ago
“You’ll still be beautifully yourself when that pretty kitten has grown up to be a nice-enough cat and the wildflower has faded.”I am one to never pass up a chance to read a fairy tale retelling. So it comes to no surprise that I just had to read The Stepsister’s Tale. A Cinderella story told in the...
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