What do the BSC and the Titanic have in common ( Read more... )

Just looking at the novelization of the BSC movie and wondering why they didn't just get Ann M Martin (or one of the ghostwriters) to write the novelization - does anyone know what the deal was here ( Read more... )

Today, I got the chance to meet everyone's favorite ghostie, the lovely and talented Peter Lerangis, on the Toronto stop of his tour to promote The 39 Clues series, for which he's written a book. He's as awesome in person as you might expect him to be and was super nice to the two of us who were there because of our old love for the Babysitters ( Read more... )

 I'm a high school senior, and since I'm going to a community college to start, I don't have to worry about this. However, my friends are getting their letters from all over the country. One of them has decided she's going to Smith ( Read more... )

Ellen Miles- 35,40,42,45,101,112,117,126,129,131,M 1-19,M21-24,M26,M29,M33,M36

Jan Carr- 23,27

Mary Lou Kennedy-34,37

Peter Lerangis- 44,49,55,60,65,67,70,72,75,79,83,85,87,89,92,95,96,97,98,100,102,103,105,106,107,109,113,115,SS10,SS12-15,LS,LBBB,M27,CD2-6,CD9,CD10,CD14

Jahnna and Malcolm- 47,54,57,64,69,73,78,81,93,108,M20

Jeanne Betacourt- SM1,SB,AB, ( Read more... )

I doubt anyone else here reads Nintendo Power, but they had an article about some lame game in the 1980s and mentioned that Peter Lerangis wrote a novel adaptation of it. I rofl'd.

I was wondering if anybody had a ghostwriter whose style they especially enjoyed. Why did you enjoy those books over ones written by a different ghostwriter? 

Does anyone have or know of a list of the books sorted by ghostwriter?

Which books did AMM write herself? In the book I'm reading now (Mary Anne Misses Logan) there's no thanks to the ghostwriter. I thought that she has only written 1 - 26 (or whatever it was) herself, but did she write random later books as well?

Which book the the Delaneys move away? Was it in a LS book?

And I bet Claudia would adore this.

In other ( Read more... )

I don't know about the other ghostwriters, but I was re-reading Peter Lerangis's novel The Yearbook for the 100th time and, reading the biographical note at the end, I noticed that Peter Lerangis is actually a Harvard graduate ( Read more... )