New Girl on Salt Flat Road: a Lola Zola book

Eleven-year-old Lola Zola wants a bra, but her mother won't buy her one, reminding her that she's "not quite ready." Ouch. But Lola isn't giving up - she's even praying for her pancakes to become cupcakes. Her prayers go unanswered and Lola and her BFF, Melanie, are coming to the realization that they'll be the only girls at school without bras. Just when they've become used to being called "Flatty Patties," a new girl with a great figure moves in next door to Lola in the sleepy desert town of Mirage. "Queen Pauline," as Lola and Melanie call her, hails from Malibu and lives tween life in the fast lane. She shoplifts, steals friends, and likes boys, boys, boys - including Buck, Lola's secret crush from the lemonade war days. Before Lola knows it, Lola is also racing to womanhood, crashing into the law and making spectacle of her fugitive self.

Author: Jackie Hirtz,Marcy Winograd
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 05/13/2015
Pages: 198
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.48lbs
Size: 7.99h x 5.00w x 0.45d
ISBN: 9781495940309

About the Author
MARCY WINOGRAD A broadcaster-turned teacher, Marcy Winograd has taught English for twenty years in California's public schools, where she engages students in writing their own television scripts, hosting poetry cafes, and organizing debates. Prior to teaching, Marcy worked as a journalist for National Public Radio and Pacifica affiliates, where she won three Golden Mike awards for outstanding news writing and broadcasting. With her co-author Jackie Hirtz, Marcy wrote television scripts for Nickelodeon's animated show "Doug"and educational software. Now, Marcy and Jackie have teamed up to write the Lola Zola series for tween girls. The first book in the series is "Lola Zola and the Lemonade Crush" and the second novel, with many of the same characters, is "New Girl on Salt Flat Road." Additionally, Marcy ran for Congress as a peace candidate, mobilizing a nationwide grassroots campaign to challenge the Iraq war and call for a Green New Deal to invest in alternative energy. Currently she works for the Los Angeles Unified School District, where she teaches English to special education students. Marcy lives in Santa Monica and is active in local politics. JACKIE HIRTZ Jackie Hirtz, MS Ed., worked in publicity and public relations for authors and tech clients. She also taught elementary school for seven years before working as a writer in Concepts and Communications at Disney Imagineering and as an assistant to a producer at the studio. In addition to writing educational material for teachers and students, she created interactive "edutainment" for themed entertainment companies. Jackie's credits include Disney, the Los Angeles Times, Canter & Associates, and the Brentwood Media Group. Together, she and Marcy wrote for children's television, including Nickelodeon's animated series "Doug." A writer and writing coach for students and seniors, Jackie says, "Each student has a little spark somewhere, and it's my job to inspire their creativity. My best moments happen when I see that "aha" glimmer in my students' eyes - when they suddenly know what they want to say, pick up the pen and write." When not writing or coaching, Jackie is training her puppy Ella Rose to become a registered therapy dog and a Reading Assistance Education Dog (R.E.A.D)

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