Cynthia's Attic

Cynthia had an attic. Not just an ordinary attic. Cynthia’s attic was magic...

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Monday, June 27, 2011

Pottermore!

Can anyone explain Pottermore to me?? If J. K. Rowling had a hand in this, I'm sure it's phenomenal, but I'm a little lost. Please help!

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Mary Cunningham: Born and raised in Southern Indiana, I relocated, with my husband from Fort Myers to Villa Rica, GA. We're the parents of three grown children and adopted doggie, Lucy. The idea for my "Cynthia’s Attic" series came about through the recurring dream of a mysterious attic. Upon realizing that the dream took place in the home of my dear, childhood friend, Cynthia, the dreams stopped, and the writing began. My father, Paul Bulleit, a Louisville Courier Journal reporter for 40 years, is directly responsible for my love of writing, creativity, and fantasy. When I was a child, a night didn’t pass that Dad wasn’t either reading to me from a favorite storybook, or making up a story of his own. In between seminars, conferences, booksignings, and exploring the beautiful West Georgia mountains, I've completed Book five in the Cynthia's Attic series, and have started a brand new middle-grade series, The Adventures of Max and Maddie.

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