Kristin CashoreAuthor of GracelingAlso known as: Kristin Cashore
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Ms. Cashore is a fairly new novelist as of this writing (October 2009), having only two novels, and Graceling frequently gets referred to as her "first book". However, she has been writing in-house type educational publications for several years; those nonfiction early readers in topics such as history, politics and biology are written by the SAME Kristin Cashore who authored (novels) Graceling and Fire. Please do not split the author!
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Kristin Cashore has 1 upcoming event. Harvard Book Store: KRISTIN CASHORE (November 24 at 19:00) KRISTIN CASHORE reads from Fire. Harvard Book Store is excited to welcome young-adult author KRISTIN CASHORE for a reading from Fire, her eagerly anticipated follow-up to 2008's Graceling.
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