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Lisa Waller Rogers

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Born
in Austin, The United States
February 24, 1955

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A history graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, Lisa Waller Rogers writes history stories that are accurate as well as compelling. Each of her five published books have garnered consistent acclaim. A Texas Sampler: Historical Recollections, a Texas Institute of Letters Finalist, was endorsed by First Lady Laura Bush. Angel of the Alamo, was a Texas State Reading Association Golden Spur Award Nominee. Get Along, Little Dogies: The Chisholm Trail Diary of Hallie Lou Wells was a Lamplighter Award Finalist as was The Great Storm: The Hurricane Diary of J.T. King, Galveston, 1900 which won the Western Heritage Wrangler Award for Outstanding Juvenile Book Winner. Remember the Alamo: The Runaway Scrape Diary of Belle Wood was hailed as “a
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Lisa Waller Rogers When I was a little girl, I kept diaries. Also, when I was upset with someone, I learned to get out a ruled sheet of notebook paper and write down my …moreWhen I was a little girl, I kept diaries. Also, when I was upset with someone, I learned to get out a ruled sheet of notebook paper and write down my feelings. Afterwards, I felt better. I discovered that, often, I didn't have to even talk out the problem with the person. I ended up wadding up the paper and tossing it in the trash. (We didn't have paper recycling back then.) Writing is therapy.(less)
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Nellie Bly: Charles Dickens’ Visit to Blackwell’s Island Asylum 1842 – Part 4


charles-dickens2One day, during my stay in New York, I paid a visit to the different public institutions on Long Island, or Rhode Island: I forget which. One of them is a Lunatic Asylum. The building is handsome; and is remarkable for a spacious and elegant staircase. The whole structure is not yet finished, but it is already one of considerable size and extent, and is capable of accommodating a very large

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