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Sheela Chari

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Children’s author

Newspaper Articles

♦ An Author Finds Her Voice in 2 Cultures.
Feature article, The Scarsdale Inquirer (July 22, 2011)
♦ The Vanishing Veena
Article and interview, India Abroad Magazine (Sep 9, 2011)
♦ The Case of the Vanishing Veena
Review of Vanished, The Hindu (Aug 2, 2011)

Other Interviews

♦ Interview by Uma Krishnaswami (July 27, 2011)
♦ Interview by Cynthia Leitich Smith (Aug 2, 2011)
♦ Interview by Diana Renn (July 26, 2011)
♦ Interview by Stephanie Burgis (Sep 15, 2011)
♦ Interview by From the Mixed-Up Files (July 26, 2011)
♦ Interview by Paula Yoo (Nov 9, 2011)

Short Story

Read The Ruby Slippers, a short story I wrote for Pseudonymous Bosch!

Some other places you’ll find me on the Web:

The Elevensies

I’m one of the moderators for this online community of middle-grade and young adult authors whose first books are being published in 2011.

Stages on Pages

I’m a member of this group of young adult and middle-grade authors who are touring the United States in support of the performance arts. Check out our events page to find a venue near you. Tour begins October 2011 with stops in California, Washington State, New York, and New Hampshire.

From the Mixed-Up Files…

This is a group site is dedicated to middle-grade literature, or books for 8-12 year olds. Here you will find me and my author friends blogging about what we love best: middle-grade!

Here are a few posts I’ve done so far:

♦ Interview with Marie Rutkoski and Elise Broach
♦ Reading and Writing Boston
♦ Interview with Betsy Bird
♦ Interview with Uma Krisnanswami
♦ M is for March, M is for Multicultural
♦ Interview with Grace Lin

Social media:
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Facebook

My agency web site:
Writers House

My publisher’s web site:
Disney•Hyperion

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