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Alyce und keine andere. Sonderausgabe. ( Ab 12 J.). by Karen Cushman, 2002-01-01

Rodzina by Karen Cushman, 2005-02-28

Die Ballade von Lucy Whipple. ( Ab 13 J.). by Karen Cushman, 1999-12-01

Aprendiz De Comadrona/Midwife's Apprentice (Nomadas, 3) (Spanish Edition) by Karen Cushman, Anna Gasol, 2002-02

El Libro De Catherine (Periscopio (Edebe), 59.) (Spanish Edition) by Karen Cushman, Sonia Tapia, 1997-06

Author Talk: Conversations With Judy Blume, Bruce Brooks, Karen Cushman, Russell Freedman, Lee Bennett Hopkins, James Howe, Johanna Hurwitz, E.l. Konigsburg, Lois Lowry, Ann M. Martin,and others

Catherine, Called Birdy by Karen Cushman: L-I-T Guide (A Study Guide for Grades 6-12) (Literature in Teaching (L-I-T) Guides) by Charlotte S. Jaffe; Barbara T. Doherty, 2000-01-01

Karen Cushman Set (The Midwife's Apprentice, Rodzina, Ballad of Lucy Whipple, Catherine Called Birdy) by Karen Cushman, 1996

The midwife's apprentice [by] Karen Cushman: A study guide (Novel-ties) by Pat Street, 1997

Biography - Cushman, Karen (1941-): An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team, 2004-01-01

El libro de Catherine/ Catherine, called Birdy (Spanish Edition) by Karen Cushman, 2005-06-30

Aprendiz De Comadrona by Karen Cushman, 1998

The Midwife's ApPremtc by Karen Cushman, 1996

Newbery Award Library III: Walk Two Moons, Catherine, Called Birdy, Indian Captive by Sharon Creech, Lois Lenski, et all 1996-10

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Karen Cushman [Teacher Resource File]
Provides links to biographical information, unit studies, lesson plans, and other resources.Category Arts Literature Authors C cushman, karenkaren cushman Teacher Resource File. Welcome to the Internet SchoolLibrary Media Center karen cushman page. You will find biography
http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/cushman.htm

Extractions: Teacher Resource File Welcome to the Internet School Library Media Center Karen Cushman page. You will find biography, bibliography, lesson plans, criticism and other resources. For other authors, see Index to Authors and Illustrators for Children and Young Adults . The ISLMC is a preview site for librarians, teachers, parents and students. You can search this site, use an index or sitemap . Revised 12/08/01
CUSHMAN, KAREN - Educational Paperback Association
The author tells the story of her own life.
http://www.edupaperback.org/authorbios/Cushman_Karen.html

Extractions: Author Autobiographical sketch written for the 1996 Biography from Seventh Book of Junior Authors and Illustrators: Ive always been a late bloomerbut I always eventually bloom. Here I am making a new career late in life and having a wonderful time. I was born in a suburb of Chicago in October, 1941, and moved with my family to Los Angeles in 1952. In my own mind, I was always a writer, even though I didn't write much. The first thing I remember writing was a plea for brotherhood, understanding, and multiculturalismI was obviously ahead of my timecalled "Jingle Bagels," a play about Santa Claus going down the wrong chimney and landing in a Jewish house during Hanukah. When I matured to thirteen or so, I started an epic poem cycle based on the life of Elvis. Some parts remain; some, alas, are lost to the world. Coming, as I did, from an ethnic working-class Chicago family, I didn't know writing was a job, something that real people did with their lives. Secretary, maybe, or salesman, or school crossing guard, like my Grandpa. A fortuitous scholarship got me to Stanford University, where I excelled at writing depressing poems and irreverent parodies of school songs, but college creative writing class sent me screaming into the night looking for something else to do.
ALSC: About Karen Cushman
A short biography from the American Library Association.
http://www.ala.org/alsc/cushman.html

Extractions: Go Directly to Karen Cushman was born October 4, 1941, in Chicago, IL. She is married to psychologist Philip Cushman and has a daughter, Leah. She taught at John F. Kennedy University and edite d the Museum Studies Journal. She did not begin writing fiction until age fifty, and then wrote three books in rapid succession: Since winning the Newbery, Cushman has spent a lot of time in schools talking with children. "It has pleased me," she says, "to see so many kids still reading and plenty for whom it is a real passion." Based on information from Volume 89 of Something About the Author , edited by Alan Hedblad (Gale) Back to the Newbery Medal Home Page Back to Past Newbery Medal Winners and Honor Books These ALSC awards pages were created and compiled for ALSC, the Association for Library Service to Children, a Division of the American Library Association, by Walter Minkel, Multnomah County (OR) Library, with the assistance of Ruth Grif fith, Sno-Isle (WA) Library System. Medal winner biography pages by Kate Houston, Multnomah County (OR) Library.
Karen Cushman
Tells about the author's life, includes an interview with her, and provides summaries of her books.Category Kids and Teens People and Society Authors cushman, karenCheck out our interview with karen cushman, conducted by children'sbook critic Stephanie Loer. Thanks to all the students, teachers
http://www.eduplace.com/rdg/author/cushman/
IPL Kidspace: The Author Page
Internet Public Library offers biographical sketch of the author, as well as her answers to common Category Arts Literature Authors C cushman, karen karen cushman. (Please note that Please click here to read the answersto the questions IPL Kids asked karen cushman. When she was
http://www.ipl.org/div/kidspace/askauthor/cushmanbio.html

Extractions: Fun Stuff (Please note that the following profile was compiled by IPL staff who corresponded with this author in 1999. It has not been updated since. Those wishing to write to this author should not write to the IPL, as we do not have a way to contact her via e-mail. They should write her in care of her publisher at the following address: HarperCollins Children's Books; 1350 Avenue of the Americas; New York, NY 10019) When she was younger, Karen Cushman wanted to be a librarian, a movie star, or a tap dancer. Instead, she became a writerbut only after she raised a daughter named Leah and became a teacher. Now, she spends much of her time writing stories about characters who lived long ago. Author of three novels including one which earned a Newbery Award and another a Newbery Honor Award, Cushman hopes to continue writing for the rest of her life. Cushman was born in Chicago, but moved to Oakland, California when she was ten years old. Her feelings about moving became an important inspiration for her latest work, THE BALLAD OF LUCY WHIPPLE . This book describes the life of a young girl who moves west during the gold rush era, a girl reluctant to part with the world she knows. Cushman's other booksCATHERINE, CALLED BIRDY and MIDWIFE'S APPRENTICEboth explore what it might have been like to be a young girl growing up in medieval times. Before she writes her books, Cushman spends much time learning about the historical period in which she sets her stories. Her books show not only how different life was in earlier times, but also how similar many of the experiences are to our own.
Cushman5 Page
An 8th grade student writes this detailed report on cushman's life and writing style.Category Kids and Teens People and Society Authors cushman, karen WORKS CITED. cushman, karen. Catherine, Called Birdy. New York Harper Trophy, 1994.cushman, karen. Midwife's Apprentice. New York Harper Trophy, 1996.
http://www.scils.rutgers.edu/~kvander/cushman5.html

Extractions: Lucretia Pannozzo, Teacher Karen Cushman is a new author who writes historical fiction for young adults. Her first book was published in 1994. Her work is fascinating, if you like to read about the Middle Ages. There are several important events, or milestones, in her life. Karen Cushman was born on October 4, 1941 in Chicago, Illinois. Her parents are Arthur and Loretta Lipski. On September 6, 1969, she married her husband Philip Cushman, who is a professor. She has a daughter named Leah. Karen Cushman currently lives in Oakland, California, which is not too far from her editor. (Hedblad, 89: 43) As she grew up, she became very creative. She would pretend to travel around the world as she rode around on her brother's scooter. When she got a little older, she would get "wild passions" about a certain subject and read all there was about that topic. At one point she was determined to teach ballet to her friends, so they would stand next to a car as Karen read to them what they had to do. (Hedblad, 89: 44) Later, she became involved in the Middle Ages, and so came her first two books. Karen Cushman enjoyed learning about the Middle Ages, but when she read summaries for programs about medieval history she was turned off because of the focus on great events, or people, or movements. (Hazel, June 1996: 1700) She liked to learn about how ordinary people lived, not great kings or queens. Karen remembers that she used to have charts of kings and queens on the wall in her room. ("Cushman" AOL) She tried to get a grant to do research on the Middle Ages once, but it did not work. ("Cushman" AOL)
HarperCollins | Kids | Teachers' Guides | Karen Cushman
Provides background information on the author as well as guides for teaching Catherine, Called Birdy; Category Arts Literature Authors C cushman, karenA Guide to Teaching karen cushman's. Catherine, Called Birdy, The Midwife'sApprentice, and The Ballad of Lucy Whipple An Interview with karen cushman.
http://www.harperchildrens.com/schoolhouse/TeachersGuides/cushmanindex.htm

Extractions: and The Ballad of Lucy Whipple Newbery Medalist Karen Cushman dedicated her first book "to the imagination, hope, and tenacity of all young women," and her novels introduce complex young heroines who possess these very qualities. In diverse historical and social settings, Catherine, Alyce, and Lucy embark on personal journeys to discover who they are and where they belong. In each story historical detail and diction evoke earlier times, yet the human struggles of the characters are timeless. Exploring the Lives of Young People in Other Times Feel free to print this teacher's guide for use in the classroom. Exploring the Lives of Young People in Other Times These books introduce readers to young women who are facing personal challenges in different historical periods. As students read, ask them to think about what life was like for ordinary young people in the time and place portrayed. You may want to divide the class into groups and assign one of the novels to each. Alternatively, you might assign all three books to the whole class.
Kenneth Oppel Interview
Includes profile, awards, and excerpts from an interview with Cheryl Bowlan.
http://www.achuka.co.uk/special/cushman.htm

Extractions: Karen Cushman was born in Chicago to the Lipskis on Oct. 4, 1941. Her brother (seen here beside her, in a photo from the family album) came along three years later. The family moved to Los Angeles when Cushman was 10. "I was not thrilled with California," said Cushman. "It was too hot. I missed my grandparents, my dog and my public library. Some of those feelings came out forty-some years later in THE BALLAD OF LUCY WHIPPLE." An avid reader and enthusiastic writer, the young Karen produced her first major work in homage to the "King," an epic poem cycle based on the life of Elvis. She went to Stanford University on a scholarship. For the first time, she said, she realized she "didnt have to get married, do laundry and spend my life making bologna sandwiches for my kids lunches." Cushman graduated with degrees in Greek and English. She later earned masters degrees in human behavior and museum studies, at the time not realizing all her schooling would prove especially useful to an award-winning novelist. For 11 years she taught in the museum studies department of a San Francisco Bay Area university, where she sharpened her skills researching the stuff of everyday life in historical eras.
Leif Esper Andersen
karen cushman. karen cushman werd geboren in 1941 in Chicago.
http://www.lemniscaat.nl/Biografieen/biografieen/Cushman.html

Extractions: MM_preloadImages('art/navart/8b+.GIF'); MM_preloadImages('art/navart/boekb.gif'); Uitgeverij Lemniscaat / Biografie Home Fondslijst Biografieën Karen Cushman Karen Cushman werd geboren in 1941 in Chicago. Ze studeerde gedragswetenschappen en museologie aan de universiteit en geeft nu zelf les in museologie, In 1994, Karen Cushman was toen 53, verscheen hoor eerste boek: Catherine, called Birdy. Dit boek werd in het Nederlands gepubliceerd onder de titel Dat nooit! door uitgeverij Lemniscaat. Al spoedig verscheen haar tweede boek: The Midwife's apprentice, dat bekroond werd met de Newberry Aword, de hoogste Amerikaanse jeugdboekenonderscheiding. Dit boek werd in het Nederlands vertaald als Zwerfkat. Cushman bereidde zich voor op haar schrijverschap door veel historische kinderboeken te lezen en bijeenkomsten van de 'Society of Children's Book Writers ond lllustrotors' te bezoeken, Zelf zegt ze: 'Ik ben een laatbloeier, Het duurt even maar ik bloei altijd op'. Bij Lemniscaat verschenen: 1996 Dat nooit!
Karen Cushman Interview
Icon Map. Interview with karen cushman. By Stephanie Loer. For thelast four weeks we have been receiving great questions to ask karen.
http://www.eduplace.com/rdg/author/cushman/question.html

Extractions: The time period appeals to me because I think of the Middle Ages moving into the Renaissance as like a child growing into adolescence. At this point in history, people began to have concerns about identity and concerns about appearance. Men and women began to pay attention to how they looked, and all of a sudden, there were books written about manners. There were also concerns about accountability and privacy. These are some of the same issues that today's adolescents face. S.L. Yes, the feast days honoring saints are authentic. In fact, I just read a quote that said "by the year 1200, there were more than 25,000 saints." It was easy to become a saint in those days, because making a person a saint wasn't an official act of the Church. I found most of my information about saints and what deeds were attributed to them in the "Oxford Dictionary of Saints." These were saints of England, because that's where the stories take place.
CUSHMAN PAGE
in 1995 for her first book, Catherine, Called Birdy, karen cushman has shown herself to be an outstanding author of
http://www.scils.rutgers.edu/special/kay/cushman.html

Extractions: Karen Cushman was born in Chicago, Illinois. As a child, she learned about the public library very early. She would go alphabetically down the shelves and try to read every book. In an interview with Alexis O'Neil, she tells of an interest she had at twelve years old in the development of anesthetics. She went through many "big medical books" to find out all about it. Books were always a big part of her life, according to Cushman. "Everything I know I've learned from books. I once set out to learn how to be a ballerina from a book. I mean, to me it was the way. You don't take a class-you get a library book! So, I'd stand in the driveway with my book and practice." From: Alexis O'Neil, pp. 42-43.
Karen Cushman
Tells about the author's life, includes an interview with her, and provides summaries of her books.
http://www.eduplace.com/rdg/author/cushman/index.html
Educational Paperback Association
cushman, karen October 4, 1941 Author Biography. karen cushman earned her firstMA degree from the United States International University in San Diego.
http://www.edupaperback.org/showauth.cfm?authid=53
IPL Kidspace: The Author Page
When she was younger, karen cushman wanted to be a librarian, a movie star, or a tap dancer.
http://www.ipl.org/youth/AskAuthor/cushmanbio.html

Extractions: Fun Stuff (Please note that the following profile was compiled by IPL staff who corresponded with this author in 1999. It has not been updated since. Those wishing to write to this author should not write to the IPL, as we do not have a way to contact her via e-mail. They should write her in care of her publisher at the following address: HarperCollins Children's Books; 1350 Avenue of the Americas; New York, NY 10019) When she was younger, Karen Cushman wanted to be a librarian, a movie star, or a tap dancer. Instead, she became a writerbut only after she raised a daughter named Leah and became a teacher. Now, she spends much of her time writing stories about characters who lived long ago. Author of three novels including one which earned a Newbery Award and another a Newbery Honor Award, Cushman hopes to continue writing for the rest of her life. Cushman was born in Chicago, but moved to Oakland, California when she was ten years old. Her feelings about moving became an important inspiration for her latest work, THE BALLAD OF LUCY WHIPPLE . This book describes the life of a young girl who moves west during the gold rush era, a girl reluctant to part with the world she knows. Cushman's other booksCATHERINE, CALLED BIRDY and MIDWIFE'S APPRENTICEboth explore what it might have been like to be a young girl growing up in medieval times. Before she writes her books, Cushman spends much time learning about the historical period in which she sets her stories. Her books show not only how different life was in earlier times, but also how similar many of the experiences are to our own.
CUSHMAN PAGE
Provides a brief introduction to the author and her works.Category Arts Literature Authors C cushman, karenLEARNING ABOUT karen cushman. Compiled by Tom Ruddy and Laurie Ferrone with KayE. Vandergrift in the Young Adult Literature. BIBLIOGRAPHY ABOUT karen cushman.
http://www.scils.rutgers.edu/~kvander/cushman.html

Extractions: Karen Cushman was born in Chicago, Illinois. As a child, she learned about the public library very early. She would go alphabetically down the shelves and try to read every book. In an interview with Alexis O'Neil, she tells of an interest she had at twelve years old in the development of anesthetics. She went through many "big medical books" to find out all about it. Books were always a big part of her life, according to Cushman. "Everything I know I've learned from books. I once set out to learn how to be a ballerina from a book. I mean, to me it was the way. You don't take a class-you get a library book! So, I'd stand in the driveway with my book and practice." From: Alexis O'Neil, pp. 42-43.
Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Cushman, Karen (Literature By Author A-C)
Looking for the best facts and sites on cushman, karen? Lesson Plan Archives Literature Middle School Literature by Author AC cushman, karen.
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CUSHMAN PAGE
Provides a brief introduction to the author and her works.
http://scils.rutgers.edu/~kvander/cushman.html

Extractions: Karen Cushman was born in Chicago, Illinois. As a child, she learned about the public library very early. She would go alphabetically down the shelves and try to read every book. In an interview with Alexis O'Neil, she tells of an interest she had at twelve years old in the development of anesthetics. She went through many "big medical books" to find out all about it. Books were always a big part of her life, according to Cushman. "Everything I know I've learned from books. I once set out to learn how to be a ballerina from a book. I mean, to me it was the way. You don't take a class-you get a library book! So, I'd stand in the driveway with my book and practice." From: Alexis O'Neil, pp. 42-43.
Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Cushman, Karen (Newbery Award)
Looking for the best facts and sites on cushman, karen? About the Author; Askthe Author; cushman, karen; Interview With karen cushman; Overview of Life.
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Cushman5 Page
An 8th grade student writes this detailed report on cushman's life and writing style.
http://scils.rutgers.edu/~kvander/cushman5.html

Extractions: Lucretia Pannozzo, Teacher Karen Cushman is a new author who writes historical fiction for young adults. Her first book was published in 1994. Her work is fascinating, if you like to read about the Middle Ages. There are several important events, or milestones, in her life. Karen Cushman was born on October 4, 1941 in Chicago, Illinois. Her parents are Arthur and Loretta Lipski. On September 6, 1969, she married her husband Philip Cushman, who is a professor. She has a daughter named Leah. Karen Cushman currently lives in Oakland, California, which is not too far from her editor. (Hedblad, 89: 43) As she grew up, she became very creative. She would pretend to travel around the world as she rode around on her brother's scooter. When she got a little older, she would get "wild passions" about a certain subject and read all there was about that topic. At one point she was determined to teach ballet to her friends, so they would stand next to a car as Karen read to them what they had to do. (Hedblad, 89: 44) Later, she became involved in the Middle Ages, and so came her first two books. Karen Cushman enjoyed learning about the Middle Ages, but when she read summaries for programs about medieval history she was turned off because of the focus on great events, or people, or movements. (Hazel, June 1996: 1700) She liked to learn about how ordinary people lived, not great kings or queens. Karen remembers that she used to have charts of kings and queens on the wall in her room. ("Cushman" AOL) She tried to get a grant to do research on the Middle Ages once, but it did not work. ("Cushman" AOL)

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