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Books by Deborah Linn

Praise for Just Daisy:

Please do yourself a favor and read this book!

–Courtney, Librarian

I am typically a suspense book lover, but this novel had me reading at warp speed because I wanted to know what happened next and I simply could not put it down.

–Bailey, Goodreads

I loved it ! So real. So true. So good !! –Theresa, Amazon

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Just Daisy is the perfect modern novel to pair with Gatsby because it’s not a recycled version of the story. Instead, it rethinks social issues from Gatsby in a modern, teenage world. Daisy’s story draws the reader in, requiring a deeper analytical perspective of the original. It’s an important story of female empowerment in a world still clinging to its masculine identity.





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Behind The Writing

I’m a writer, a reader, and a teacher on a mission to save the classics.

With over a decade of experience teaching American Literature to teenagers, I no longer buy into the myth that the classics are dead because teens find them boring and won’t read them. I help students and teachers access the relevance of American classics. I love networking with authors and educators to reignite the love of classic literature for a new generation. Mostly, though, I love helping students find the stories of themselves in the very stories that help shape our nation. Read More

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