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Liana Gardner

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Liana Gardner is the multi-award-winning author of
7th Grade Revolution
,
The Journal of Angela Ashby
, and the Misfit McCabe series. The daughter of a rocket scientist and an artist, Liana combines the traits of both into a quirky yet pragmatic writer and in everything sees the story lurking beneath the surface. Engaged in a battle against leukemia and lymphoma, Liana spends much of her time at home, but allows her imagination to take her wherever she wants to go.

She fostered her love of writing after reading Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women and discovering she had a great deal in common with the character Jo. The making up of stories, dramatic feelings, and a quick temper were enough for her to know she and Jo would have been kindred spirits.

Liana volunteers with high school students through the International Trade Education Programs . ITEP unites business people and educators to prepare students for a meaningful place in the world of tomorrow. Working in partnership with industry and educators, ITEP helps young people “think globally and earn locally.”

Liana Gardner

4.2/5 ( ratings)
Website
Go to Website
Twitter
Go to Twitter Account
Liana Gardner is the multi-award-winning author of
7th Grade Revolution
,
The Journal of Angela Ashby
, and the Misfit McCabe series. The daughter of a rocket scientist and an artist, Liana combines the traits of both into a quirky yet pragmatic writer and in everything sees the story lurking beneath the surface. Engaged in a battle against leukemia and lymphoma, Liana spends much of her time at home, but allows her imagination to take her wherever she wants to go.

She fostered her love of writing after reading Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women and discovering she had a great deal in common with the character Jo. The making up of stories, dramatic feelings, and a quick temper were enough for her to know she and Jo would have been kindred spirits.

Liana volunteers with high school students through the International Trade Education Programs . ITEP unites business people and educators to prepare students for a meaningful place in the world of tomorrow. Working in partnership with industry and educators, ITEP helps young people “think globally and earn locally.”

Books from Liana Gardner

7th Grade Revolution

4.4/5 ( ratings)

The Journal of Angela Ashby

4.2/5 ( ratings)

Rain Falling on Embers

4.2/5 ( ratings)

Speak No Evil

4.2/5 ( ratings)

Rain Falling on Embers (Katie McCabe, book 1)

4.2/5 ( ratings)
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