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Megan Shaffer

Freelance writer Megan Shaffer has both her Bachelor and Master degrees in Education. She is currently the Media Center Specialist at St. Regis School and Academy in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan where she shares her love of literature. When Megan is not in the classroom, she is actively involved in the local literary scene and sits on the Michigan Notable Book Committee. You can find Megan at her Michigan-based literary blog site, Night Light Revue.

Books reviewed by Megan Shaffer

The Lightkeepers (02/03/16)
Liar & Spy (09/12/12)
American Dervish (01/11/12)
Hello Goodbye (05/21/09)
Passing Strange (04/01/09)

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