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Deborah Hopkinson

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I write nonfiction and historical fiction, picture books, and Golden Books. I speak at school, libraries, and conferences. I also love to garden and offer manuscript critiques. (Deborahhopkinson@yahoo.com)

NEW books in 2024 include DETERMINED DREAMER: THE STORY OF MARIE CURIE, illus by Jen Hill, ON A SUMMER NIGHT, illus by Kenard Pak, TRIM HELPS OUT and TRIM SAILS the STORM, illus by Kristy Caldwell, EVIDENCE! illustrated by Nik Henderson, and a nonfiction work called THEY SAVED THE STALLIONS. I'm delighted to say that Trim Helps Out, Trim Sails the Storm, On a Summer Night and Evidence! are all Junior Library Guild selections.

I live and work in Oregon and travel all over to speak to young readers and writers.



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I don't really have time to blog. During the pandemic I've written three books in the DEADLIEST series: Deadliest Diseases Then and Now, Deadliest Hurricanes Then and Now, and Deadliest Fires Then and Now, and am working on some other things too.

I guess most of what I want to say is on the page anyhow.
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On a Summer Night by Deborah Hopkinson
"A cute children's bedtime story. Adorable."
On a Summer Night by Deborah Hopkinson
"This beautifully designed book takes place in the wee hours of a hot summer’s night. Narrated in the second person, the voice says that you’re in bed, it’s hot, and you wake up. “What has woken you?” There’s a cat. “Who has woken her?/ Was it you?” T" Read more of this review »
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"Celebrate the peace and mystery of a hot summer night from the eyes of a child. A child wakes on a summer night and ventures outside with their family cat. Soon a dog is barking, a rabbit is twitching, the trees are rustling, and a low cloud is movin" Read more of this review »
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“The events of the Titanic disaster can be seen as a symbol of what happens through overconfidence in technology, complacence, and a mindset of profits over people's safety.”
Deborah Hopkinson, Titanic: Voices From the Disaster

“But some of our past may always be hidden from us.”
Deborah Hopkinson, Under the Quilt of Night

“At Harvard, so the story goes, one of Carter's professors said that Black people had no history.

Carter remembered his father's pride, his mother's courage, and Oliver's determination to learn. He remembered reading the newspaper.

Carter spoke up. "No people lacked a history," he said. The professor challenged Carter to prove him wrong.

For the rest of his life, Carter did just that.”
Deborah Hopkinson, Carter Reads the Newspaper

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