Maine Voices Livestream - Author Lois Lowry
April 29, 2020
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as posted by the channelMaine Voices Live features conversations between Portland Press Herald writers and notable Mainers.
Lois Lowry’s debut novel, “A Summer to Die,” and the following, “Anastasia Krupnik,” established her as a young-adult author who could relate to both the monumental and everyday struggles of youth.
She twice has received the Newbery Medal, given each year for the most distinguished piece of fiction published for young people. “Number the Stars,” set in Copenhagen during World War II, remains one of the best-selling children’s books of all time, and “The Giver,” a dystopian science-fiction story, is a staple of middle-school reading lists.
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