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 Barbara
Haworth-Attard is a native of Elmira, Ontario, presently residing in
London, Ontario with her family. June 1995 saw the publication of her
first junior novel, Dark of
the Moon. Since then she has written twelve novels in the
historical fiction, fantasy and contemporary genres for middle-grade and
young adult readers. Her thirteenth book, "Forget-Me-Not" a sequel to
"Love-Lies-Bleeding" has been out since this Fall 2005 from HarperCollins
Canada. Henry Holt and Company released the
US edition of "Theories of Relativity" in 2006. This book has also been sold to
Editions Thierry Magnier of France. Barbara also writes short stories,
her most recent being in the Red Deer Press 2005 anthology The
Horrors. Barbara is represented by Scott Treimel, NY, (212) 505-8353 Where Do I Live? Who Lives In My House? My Favourite Things to Do: I also like taking walks in a park near our house, chocolate candy, cake, fudge, cookies, ice cream, playing tennis, playing with my friends (yes even adults play) and being with my family. I like gloomy days when the fog makes everything spooky and bright sunny days that make my heart sing. I like Hallowe'en especially when the clouds race across the orange harvest moon and shivers race up and down my spine. My Favourite Books: What I Don't Like:
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women, Bree and Lisa respectively. Both my sons graduated from the Computer
Sciences program at Waterloo and both work for game designing companies.
I’m so proud of them. Isn’t it funny how you start out as two people who
get married, then it becomes four, then six and then, well, who knows!
Also living in harmony with us are various critters: birds, living in
the vents and attic, a family of skunks beneath the front porch and two
rabbits who live beneath my clematis bush. Our favourite "child" is our
cat, Hubert. Hubert fetches the Saturday morning newspaper for us, but
hides it! He likes to drag around BIG stuff, like sandals, newspapers,
his bag of treats, huge balls of yarn, and we have trained him to go
into women’s purses and steal their valuables. Any woman who comes to
visit us must hold on tight to their purse. And I must not forget the
ladybugs that share our bathroom all year round. We can't figure out
where they come from or what they eat to keep alive. There's not much
food in our bathroom.