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Photo of Rosemary WellsMeet The Author

Rosemary Wells

September 28, 2007 from 1-1:30 p.m. (ET)

for Students in Grades 6-8

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Rosemary Wells in the studio
The author conducted research for six years.

Author and illustrator Rosemary Wells, best known for her classic children’s characters Max, Ruby, Timothy, and Noisy Nora, has written a wonderfully complex novel for young adult readers.  Red Moon at Sharpsburg focuses on a young girl from Virginia named India Moody who dreams of attaining a higher education at a time when only one college in the country would accept women students.  India’s strength of character is tested as she deals with the harsh realities of the Civil War and its impact on her small rural town.

During this live program, students call in to talk to the author about her latest books, the writing process, becoming a writer—whatever is on their minds.

Suggested Resources
  • Rosemary Wells Home Page
    The author's personal web site
  • Rosemary Wells' Interview
    Reading Rockets video interview
  • Rosemary Well's Bookfest 02 Webcast
    Webcast of the author's appearance at the 2002 National Book Festival
  • Red Moon at Sharpsburg Review
    Book review at the Washington Post
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