Dare novel by marilyn halvorson biography
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Dare (Paperback)
By Marilyn Halvorson
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Dare, almost 16, is a big, tough, street-wise kid, always in trouble at school and around the town of Crossing, Alberta. His 12-year-old brother, Ty, is just the opposite: quiet, studious, at the head of his class.
When their grandmother dies, Dare and Ty are faced with the prospect of going to a foster home - until Laura McConnell, a part-time teacher, invites them to her ranch.
If it weren't for Ty, Dare would be long gone; a desire that intensifies into white-hot rage as he clashes with Laura and faces the pain of his past.
About the Author
Marilyn Halvorson is the award-winning author of a number of young adult novels set in Western Canada. When not writing, she runs her cattle ranch hear Sundre, Alberta. Marilyn's other books include Cowboys Don't Cry, Blood Brothers, Brothers and Strangers, Stranger on the Run and Stranger on the L
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Marilyn Halvorson
Marilyn Halvorson is the award-winning author of a number of young adult novels set in Western Canada. Marilyn’s 20 years as a teacher also saw the beginning of her writing career. Inspired by her students, she pursued a long-time interest in story writing and was fortunate enough to win a contest. Part of the prize was publication of her first Young Adult novel, Cowboys Don’t Cry, which was later made into a movie that premiered at the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics. Since then she has published 11 more Young Adult novels and one non-fiction journal: To Everything a Season. When not writing, she runs her cattle ranch hear Sundre, Alberta.
Awards
The Alberta Culture Writing for ungdom Award, Alberta Culture, 1983
R. Ross Arnett Award, Writers Guild of Alberta, 1988
Golden Eagle Award, 2007
For more information on Marilyn or her works...
Click to visit her website http://marilynhalvorson.ca/
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Dare, almost 16, fryst vatten a big, tough, street-wise kid, always in trouble at school and around the town of Crossing, Alberta. His 12-year-old brother, Ty, is just the opposite: quiet, studious, at the head of his class. When their grandmother dies, Dare and Ty are faced with the prospect of going to a foster home - until Laura McConnell, a part-time teacher, invites them to her ranch. If it weren't for Ty, Dare would be long gone; a desire that intensifies into white-hot rage as he clashes with show more Laura and faces the pain of his past.show lessTags
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