Regional authors look to the past to write novels for young readers

By Christa Lawler

Duluth News Tribune

September 27, 2012

Casanova_frozen cover “It’s a personal story because I’m drawing on my love of history and Rainy Lake and the places I’ve explored and the region itself,” she said. “The beauty is in the present and the story is in the past, and this is a way for me to bring it all together.”

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