Welcome to my website!
I'm a novelist and screenwriter who loves writing for and about kids and teens. I'm represented on the book side by Alyssa Reuben at Paradigm, NY.
My first YA novel Don't Expect Magic (Random House/ Delacorte Press) is now available. It's the story of a teen fairy godmother who discovers that it takes more than magic to make wishes come true. You can find it here. The sequel, Who Needs Magic?, is scheduled to be published in fall of 2013.
The star of the book has her own website at Delaney Collins, f.g., where you can find out more about her and her story.
For more about me, head to my Bio or the FAQ. Updates on my books can be found on the Book News page.
"...brilliantly timed moments of situational comedy and the convincing voices of characters... Fans of the burgeoning paranormal-humor genre will find plenty to like in this debut." - Kirkus Reviews
"...a bright, whimsical romp featuring a suitably sassy heroine with a killer pair of black leather boots. " - The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
"...An enjoyable read with sprinklings of magic that will appeal to young teens in search of a happy ending." - VOYA
"...a humorous take on the fairy godmother theme, filled with twists and misunderstandings on the way to love." - NewsAndSentinel.com
My first YA novel Don't Expect Magic (Random House/ Delacorte Press) is now available. It's the story of a teen fairy godmother who discovers that it takes more than magic to make wishes come true. You can find it here. The sequel, Who Needs Magic?, is scheduled to be published in fall of 2013.
The star of the book has her own website at Delaney Collins, f.g., where you can find out more about her and her story.
For more about me, head to my Bio or the FAQ. Updates on my books can be found on the Book News page.
"...brilliantly timed moments of situational comedy and the convincing voices of characters... Fans of the burgeoning paranormal-humor genre will find plenty to like in this debut." - Kirkus Reviews
"...a bright, whimsical romp featuring a suitably sassy heroine with a killer pair of black leather boots. " - The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
"...An enjoyable read with sprinklings of magic that will appeal to young teens in search of a happy ending." - VOYA
"...a humorous take on the fairy godmother theme, filled with twists and misunderstandings on the way to love." - NewsAndSentinel.com
