Author Archives: Jenny Lundquist
Seeing Cinderella and Funky Sock Giveaway!
Last week I took time off with my family for a “staycation.” Best. Decision. Ever. We spent the week drinking hot chocolate, ice skating (never doing that again), watching movies in our pajamas, and basically just getting the chance to … Continue reading
Middle School Stages
Last week I sent the first draft of Plastic Polly, my new book, off to my editor. (Wahoo!!!) Although this book is vastly different from Seeing Cinderella, it does have a pivotal scene where my main character finds herself standing … Continue reading
My Secret Project
One of the most common pieces of writing advice I’ve heard (besides write what you know) is write what you read. Pick a genre. Stick to it. Build a brand. But for me, this has always posed a problem. I … Continue reading
Why My Son Is Braver Than I Am
Not too long ago I was talking to my seven-year-old about a project he was making. It’s important to know that he is a really creative kid, and pretty much every day comes up with new science experiments or art … Continue reading
Mama Writers and Guilt
Last week my younger son started Kindergarten. He did great–I, on the other hand, had to hide behind my sunglasses and try to wait until I got back to the car before losing it. But once I got over saying … Continue reading
ARC’s and Amazon!
Okay, I have a couple of quick updates: 1) Seeing Cinderella is available for preorder at Amazon! I literally shouted when I saw it, and the friend who had been talking to me on the phone about a completely unrelated … Continue reading
Why I Write
Last week my “baby” graduated from preschool. I passed another milestone last week as well: I’ve now been writing for five years. Both events got me to thinking. I always liked writing when I was a child, but I never … Continue reading
Seeing Cinderella Cover Reveal!
After waiting forever, I can finally reveal the cover of SEEING CINDERELLA! What do you think? I love it! Everything about it reminds me of Callie, my main character. It has sparkles, and glass slippers, and socks that I wish … Continue reading
Meet Grandma Crankypants!
I’ve always enjoyed reading stories to my children, but recently I’ve become interested in learning how to tell my own. You’d think as a writer, this would come naturally to me. But, no, definitely not. All that means is that … Continue reading
