Lisa Yee
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Lisa Yee is a Chinese American writer and the author of Millicent Min, Girl Genius (2003), Stanford Wong Flunks Big-Time (2005), and So Totally Emily Ebers (2007). The three books are a part of a trilogy, summarizing the three pre-teens' experiences in Rancho Rossetta in the summer. An additional book, Warp Speed (2011), was written. She has also written Good Luck Ivy! and a number of books for American Girl.[1]
Biography
Yee was born August 27, 1959 and was raised near Los Angeles. She attended Brightwood Elementary School and Alhambra High School. Yee was on her high school's debate team and was president of the honor society. As a student at the University of Southern California, Yee's majors were English and Humanities.[2]
Yee is the co-owner and creative director of Magic Pencil Studios, a strategic creative company. She has written a newspaper column, TV commercials, menus, and TV specials.
In 2007, Yee was chosen as the writer-in-residence at Thurber House in Columbus, Ohio.
Awards
Millicent Min, Girl Genius won the 2004 Sid Fleischman Humor award, was selected for the IRA/CBC Children's Choice list, and was nominated for multiple state prizes.[3] Stanford Wong Flunks Big Time was an ALA Notable Book.
References
- ^ "Lisa Yee". WorldCat.org. Retrieved 20 March 2010.
- ^ "hey, Look, It's Lisa Yee". Author's Official website. Retrieved 20 March 2010.
- ^ "Lisa Yee (1959- ) Biography". JRank.org. Retrieved 20 March 2010.
External links
- Amazon.com profile of Lisa Yee
- Lisa Yee's Official Website
- Lisa Yee interview with Debbi Michiko Florence
- Miss Erin Interview with Lisa
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