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Author Archives: Tricia Brown
New Book Recommendation!
For those of you who’ve read One Man’s Wilderness, by Sam Keith, you’ve probably also seen the video spin-off of the Dick Proenneke story on PBS (titled Alone in the Wilderness). Years after the death of author Sam Keith, his … Continue reading
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Here comes Charlie!
I’m excited by the prospect of introducing children to life in the Far North with my newest children’s book, due out at the end of this summer. Charlie and the Blanket Toss is about a fun-loving little boy living in Barrow, … Continue reading
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Iditarod Fever
I’m so pleased that Anchorage’s KTUU-TV gave my new book some on-air time. They did such a wonderful job. This book spans the history of humans and dogs in the north in pictures and brief chapter introductions, from the early … Continue reading
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Classroom Visits via Skype
I’m joining many teachers and guest speakers all across the country as we recognize the upcoming World Read-Aloud Day through “Skype in the Classroom.” I can’t wait to see how it’s going to go! On Wednesday, February 26, I’ll be in Oregon, … Continue reading
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Just in Time for Iditarod 2014
I’m happy to announce the release of a new book! I’m a bit premature; it’s actually due out in early February, in time for fulfillment before the March 1 start of the 2014 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. Many of … Continue reading
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Ready for a Dose of Reality?
Let’s just set aside the Alaskan reality shows for now. Yes, they’re entertaining, but sometimes the sustained hype is wearisome. Still we watch! You want reality? Here’s the real deal: my newest book from Alaska Northwest Books, The Alaska Homesteader’s … Continue reading
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School’s Almost Over
TRAVELIN’ TRISH I’ve had the busiest school year to date, with trips to the Midwest, the Pacific Northwest, and to Alaska from my home in Oregon. I visited public and private schools, as well as libraries and bookstores. Here’s a review … Continue reading
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Back to Alaska!
It seems I’ve just returned from Southeast, and I’m packing again to head back north. This time, I’ll be traveling to Anchorage, the Mat-Su Valley, Fairbanks, North Pole, and as far as little Salcha, Alaska. First on the schedule is … Continue reading
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Spectacular Southeast Alaska!
I gathered up some favorite images from my travels through the Panhandle of Alaska. Each community I visited expressed a unique personality, including Alaska Native cultures, and logging and fishing families. In each place, I found dedicated educators.
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Touring Southeast Alaska
I’m traveling to Ketchikan, Prince of Wales Island, and onward to Juneau in the coming weeks, with a full schedule that includes visits to a dozen schools and libraries. I’m sure looking forward to it! I had to show off … Continue reading
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