Tiffany Dickinson
ALLi Author Member
Location: United States of America
Genres: Religion, Historical Fiction, Memoir, Children's general, Advice & How To, General Nonfiction, Manuals and Workbooks, Children's fiction, Magical Realism, Young Adult (YA), Inspirational Poetry
Tiffany Dickinson writes great stories for curious minds. An award-winning author from the Pacific NW of the U.S.A., she writes fiction for kids and nonfiction for adults. Her stories, appropriate for all ages, are full of adventure and hope. Tiffany shares her office with two black pugs and two cats that show up at inopportune times. Her supportive husband wanders into the office sometimes, too.
Tiffany Dickinson's books
Genres: Children's fiction, Children's general, Fantasy
Formats: E-Book, Paperback, Hardback
Age Groups: 8-11, 12-15
Thomas the spider is perfectly comfortable making his home in a room at the children’s hospital. He learns many things from observing the children who come to get well and by watching television, especially TV game shows. When a child leaves, Thomas doesn’t mind. His motto is, “Spiders have family, food, and foes.” He needs no friends. That is, until the very sick boy, Marco, moves into his room. When the boy and the spider realize they can talk to each other, Thomas soon has a friend. But does he have the courage to befriend someone who will leave him, one way or another? And will Marco have the courage to bravely fight his serious illness and leave his new best friend behind? With humor and heart, The Golden Web tells of friendship, courage, and hope. It’s the perfect story for those who believe in miracles and know friends can...
Genres: Children's fiction, Historical Fiction, Children's general
Formats: E-Book, Paperback
Age Groups: 8-11, 12-15
Tabby’s just doing her best to be a normal seventh-grader. With the usual ups and downs of friends, school, and boys, she's a typical girl. But, in 1980 Portland, OR, being biracial isn’t quite the norm. Just wanting to fit in becomes increasingly challenging as other kids push her to “choose a side” and declare one racial identity. But she isn’t just one thing – she knows she has many sides. Can turning the kaleidoscope set her vision of who she is for once and for all? This middle-grade historical fiction novel is a fun read, reminiscent of "Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret.", according to one reader. Kids aged 9-12 will enjoy following Tabby and her eclectic group of friends as they navigate growing pains, as well as issues that are bigger than they are.