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Micol Ostow


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Micol Ostow is half Puerto Rican, half Jewish, half student, half writer, half chocolate, half peanut butter. When she is under deadline, she is often half asleep. She believes that the whole is greater than the sum of the parts except in the case of Chubby Hubby ice cream. She lives in New York City where she reads, runs, and drinks way too much coffee.
 


Genres: Young Adult Fiction, Children's Fiction, Young Adult Fantasy, Young Adult Romance
 
Novels
   30 Guys in 30 Days (2005)
   Mind Your Manners, Dick and Jane (2006)
   Mumble's Journey (2006)
   Emily Goldberg Learns to Salsa (2006)
   Gettin' Lucky (2007)
   Crush Du Jour (2007)
   Popular Vote (2008)
   So Punk Rock (2009)
   Family (2011)
   Greek (2011)
   What Would My Cellphone Do? (2011)
   Amity (2014)
   The Devil and Winnie Flynn (2015) (with David Ostow)
   Mean Girls (2017)
   The Curse (2020)
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Series contributed to
Charmed
   29. Changeling Places (2005) (with Constance M Burge)
   37. House of Shards (2006) (with Constance M Burge)
   The Warren Witches (2005) (with others)
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Riverdale
   1. The Day Before (2018)
   2. Get out of Town (2019)
   3. The Maple Murders (2019)
   4. Death of a Cheerleader (2020)
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Lethal Lit
   2. Photobomb (2023)
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Picture Books show
 
Books containing stories by Micol Ostow
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Don't Turn Out the Lights (2020)
A Tribute to Alvin Schwartz's Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
edited by
Jonathan Maberry
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Who Done It? (2013)
edited by
Jon Scieszka
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Dear Bully (2011)
Seventy Authors Tell Their Stories
edited by
Megan Kelley Hall and Carrie Jones

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Micol Ostow recommends
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Breaking (2017)
(Burning, book 2)
Danielle Rollins
"Burning is Firestarter for the next generation! Vivid, suspenseful, and tautly-wound, this book reads like a love letter to the modern thriller genre. Teens will relate to the accessible, well-drawn characters and tight pacing."

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