Twitter: Abbey Greenberg, author of The Battle of Junk Mountain Twitter and IG: Miranda Cruz, author of Everlasting Nora Twitter and IG: Clark, author of The Boy, The Boat, and the Beast Twitter: Braden, author of The Benefits of Being an Octopus Follow along with us!Ĭindy Baldwin, author of Where the Watermelons Grow Here are the authors and books participating. Questions? Tweet us at or can’t wait to hear what homes means to you! Make sure to tag your posts with #HomeToMe. Winners will be announced the first week of October. To enter, tell or show us what home means to you or your students on Twitter or Instagram by September 28th. Here’s the fun part: #HomeToMe ends in a MASSIVE GIVEAWAY! 16 randomly selected educators will win one 10-15 minute author Skype call from one of our 16 authors, plus one signed copy of their book. Think about what makes a home-then share it on social media using the hashtag #HomeToMe. Teachers, we’re inviting you and your classrooms to join us! So, throughout September, 16 amazing middle grade authors will share thoughts and photos about what home means to them and how it plays a role in their books. It started with this conversation and, then, the two authors learned that the theme of home can be found in many middle grade books, just as young readers begin to discover themselves and the world around them. These are some of the questions that middle grade authors Melissa Sarno and Mae Respicio loved exploring in their debut novels Just Under the Clouds and The House That Lou Built. What is “home?” Is it the place where we live? Or is it more than that?
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