Paddy Eger

PADDY EGER write across many genres. Her favorite is fiction. She loves to make up her own world of characters! Enjoy her award-winning ballet series that began with 84 Ribbons, followed by When the Music Stops-Dance On, and Letters to Follow-A Dancer's Adventure. They share the first years in the career of two young ballet dancers. exploring their successes and obstacles. Her newest novel, Act 4-The Continuing Friendship of Lynne and Marta, moves ahead with their lives as they step into adulthood. Will they be able to maintain their careers in dance? What new pressures do they face as they enter into romantic relationships? Follow this final story of their lives, challenges, losses and loves. The book series appeals to readers age 13 to 100 who enjoy a look behind the curtain and into the world of professional ballet and the world of teaching ballet. Eger's award-wining adult fiction book,Tasman-An Innocent Convict's Struggle for Freedom, uncovers the harsh condition in 1850 in Port Arthur, Tasmania. Follow Ean's journey half way around the world. How will he cope with being imprisoned for a crime he did not commit? Is escape an option? Read Paddy Eger's website: www.paddyeger.com and leave a comment to connect wth her. Also, follow her on Facebook, Goodreads, Pinterest, and Instagram. PADDY EGER is a veteran teacher from Edmonds, Washington who participates in classrooms as a community volunteer, a parent volunteer,and a parent trainer. She's a retired teacher of primary and intermediate grades. Her years in the Parent Cooperative Education Program (PCEP), as teacher and trainer created the foundation for her award-winning Educating America book and materials. All practices, suggestions, and examples come from actual implementation by Paddy, parent helpers, and other adult assistants. She continues to spread her passion of adding adults in classrooms through her blog (www.paddyeger.com on the Educating America section), speaking engagements and training volunteers. Her newest passion is writing math games for primary students.