Sarah Scheele is the author of numerous books for younger readers. Her books often appeal to a "for the whole family" sensibility making them accessible to adults, as well as bridging numerous age subcategories within YA, from Middle Grade to New Adult. She lives on a third-generation family farm in Texas, was homeschooled long before other people had even heard of the idea, and grew up surrounded by big blue skies, winding gravel roads, and the great classics of literature. Her independent, somewhat isolated existence meant the friends she made in these books--titles as varied as Little Women and The Lord of the Rings--had a reality to her almost equal to the close-knit circle of people she knew in real life. This sense of respect for people in general, which sprang from having very few in her life, permeates her books with emotional nuance and terse interactions between people expressed with simplicity. In her style of fiction, every detail matters--most of all the little things and the things we take for granted.
A published author for the last 15 years, she has an extensive repertoire of young adult fiction titles, divided into four trilogies. 2023 saw the beginning of the publication of complete trilogy editions for the first three trilogies. Her next standalone title will be Temmark Osteraith, the third book in the Prince's Invite Trilogy. She was also for 8 years a Pomeranian owner--and Pom would undoubtedly have said she was a devoted fan as well.
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For the young and young at heart comes a series of short (and short-ish) fiction in anthologies. About towers in fantasy forests, giant gemstones in outer space, teens who meet ancient history, delinquents with superpowers . . . and then there's just a touch of Shakespeare.
The United States is a land with many stories, and our history has always been one of trailblazers who celebrate individuality. From the Old West to the Great Depression to the modern-day Homeschooling Movement--three Independent-Minded Heroines Must Find Their Place in the World. (Bellevere House is still listed with its original publication grouping, the Vintage Jane Austen, on some retailers.)
300 years from now, the Solar System is Colonized. But the Earth Has Been in Turmoil for Centuries. In a Divided World, Three Girls Must Find a Better Way. Or Die.
For the young and young at heart comes a series of short (and short-ish) fiction in anthologies. About towers in fantasy forests, giant gemstones in outer space, teens who meet ancient history, delinquents with superpowers . . . and then there's just a touch of Shakespeare.
300 years from now, the Solar System is Colonized. But the Earth Has Been in Turmoil for Centuries. In a Divided World, Three Girls Must Find a Better Way. Or Die.
300 years from now, the Solar System is Colonized. But the Earth Has Been in Turmoil for Centuries. In a Divided World, Three Girls Must Find a Better Way. Or Die.
The United States is a land with many stories, and our history has always been one of trailblazers who celebrate individuality. From the Old West to the Great Depression to the modern-day Homeschooling Movement--three Independent-Minded Heroines Must Find Their Place in the World. (Bellevere House is still listed with its original publication grouping, the Vintage Jane Austen, on some retailers.)
The United States is a land with many stories, and our history has always been one of trailblazers who celebrate individuality. From the Old West to the Great Depression to the modern-day Homeschooling Movement--three Independent-Minded Heroines Must Find Their Place in the World. (Bellevere House is still listed with its original publication grouping, the Vintage Jane Austen, on some retailers.)
The Prince's Invite Trilogy is an informal grouping of stories for middle-school girls. Each book uses a similar storyline--the first half sets up a historical or adventure story about a young girl. In the second half of each book, a girl is invited to a dance by a wealthy ruler of her country, who is threatened because she owns something that discredits him.
For the young and young at heart comes a series of short (and short-ish) fiction in anthologies. About towers in fantasy forests, giant gemstones in outer space, teens who meet ancient history, delinquents with superpowers . . . and then there's just a touch of Shakespeare.
The Prince's Invite Series is an informal grouping of stories for middle-school girls. Each book uses a similar storyline--the first half sets up a historical or adventure story about a young girl. In the second half of each book, the girl is invited to a dance by a wealthy ruler of her country, who is threatened because she owns something that discredits him.