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Jacqueline Woodson

    February 12, 1963

    From a young age, the author found joy and purpose in writing, filling notebooks, sidewalks, and even shoes with stories. Initial disbelief met her creative efforts, yet a pivotal moment in fifth grade, when a teacher praised her work, solidified her path. This validation transformed the act of storytelling from childish fibs into a powerful art form, one that offered independence and recognition. The memory of that teacher's encouragement continues to inspire her, reminding her of the profound impact words can have and fueling her dedication to crafting compelling narratives.

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