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Carolyn Cohagan
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August 20, 1972
in Austin, Texas, The United States
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Traveling always inspires me; new sights, sounds, smells and colors ta...more
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The Lost Children
— published 2010 — 4 editions |
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| This novel was intense and dark and haunting in many ways, but I love what the author did with the source material (the fairy tale of "Red Rose and Snow White") and she really made me think about the world of fairy tales in a new way, as the "heaven"...more | |
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| This book captures a very specific feeling of being a teenage girl and for me a very specific time period in the late 80's/early 90's. Blake Nelson does an incredible job capturing the voice of his heroine and I was transported back to 15. | |
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| I just reread this again, and once again, I am amazed by how it holds up after 60 YEARS. How can teenage angst hold up that long?? Because it never changes, for chrissakes. | |
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location: Mi Alma Designs, 4016 Santa Monica Blvd, Silverlake, Los Angeles, CA, The United States description: In this unique "three arts" celebration, author Carolyn Cohagan, painter Chrystal Romero, and musician Aaron Robinson collaborate to blend dramatic narration, artwork and music to bring Carolyn Cohagan's The Lost Children to life. This is a joint event with the non-profit organization Free Arts which inspires at-risk children to develop positive ways of communication through artistic expression. Join us in a unique celebration and experience of the power of the arts in transforming and healing o...more |
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“And when you grow up one day," her mother would always add, "you might be lucky enough to be shot by someone you love.”
― Carolyn Cohagan, The Lost Children
― Carolyn Cohagan, The Lost Children































