About Rita Williams-Garcia
Rita Williams-Garcia, author of Like Sisters on the Homefront, was born in Queens, New York. Because her father was in the military her family traveled to Seaside, California. Ms. Williams-Garcia says that she learned to read at the age of two and had read almost all of Dr. Seuss' and Bennett Serfs books by the time she started school. She dates her writing career from the age of four when she was making up rhymes and adventure stories about her sister, her brother, and herself.
Novels
Blue Tights (1988)
Fast Talk On a Slow Track (1991)
Like Sisters On the Home Front (1995)
Every Time a Rainbow Dies (2001)
Diamond Land (2003)
No Laughter Here (2004)
Jumped (2009)
One Crazy Summer (2010)
Fast Talk On a Slow Track (1991)
Like Sisters On the Home Front (1995)
Every Time a Rainbow Dies (2001)
Diamond Land (2003)
No Laughter Here (2004)
Jumped (2009)
One Crazy Summer (2010)
Collections
Free? (2009) (with David Almond, Ibtisam Barakat, Malorie Blackman, Theresa Breslin, Eoin Colfer, Roddy Doyle, Ursula Dubosarsky, Jamila Gavin, Patricia McCormick, Margaret Mahy, Michael Morpurgo, Sarah Mussi, Meja Mwangi)
Picture Books
Links to other websites
| ritawg.com |
Rita Williams-Garcia recommends
Nice and Mean (2010) Jessica Leader "Achieves that pitch-perfect human voice. A delicious read." | The Other Half of My Heart (2010) Sundee T Frazier "One luminous pearl of a sister story." | Tell Us We're Home (2010) Marina Budhos "Provocative to the end." | |
Purple Daze (2011) Sherry Shahan "Shahan's PURPLE DAZE puts us on the front lines of funky times, from Los Angeles to Da-Nang. A far out, implosive, psychedelic trip that ends in indictment. This is spectacular." |
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