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Casey Breton
Writer

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BOOKS

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GOING ROGUE

(AT HEBREW SCHOOL)

Available now!

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ABOUT ME

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Casey Breton taught elementary school for several years before she took a leap of faith to pursue her dream of writing books for young readers. Casey is a recipient of the PJ Our Way Author Incentive Award, and the 2020 Storyteller-in-Residence for Gloucester’s Fish Tales, a series of live storytelling events for grown-ups. Casey lives on Cape Ann, Massachusetts with her husband, three sons, one hamster, and four chickens. She loves surfing very, very much. Casey is currently working on a middle-grade novel about guilty angels, wise fools, and the magic of finding a true friend.

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The Baby Turtle is the Writer

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There's a reason for the picture of the baby sea turtle.

 

And it’s not because I think baby sea turtles are one of the most adorable creatures ever to grace Planet Earth. (Which I do.)

 

The real reason I chose this particular image of a baby sea turtle is because, in one straight shot, this picture tells a whole story.

 

You see the protagonist right from the start – the baby sea turtle. She is fresh out of the egg. And right from the start, you love her. You might love her at first because she is off-the-charts cute. Like every cell in her perfect tiny existence is tugging at your heartstrings. But then you look a little longer. She is so much smaller than the vast and beautiful world around her. She is drawn to the sea. She doesn’t exactly know why, only that she must get to it. You know that her odds of getting there are very slim – hungry predators like sea birds and crabs devour baby sea turtles. And yet, despite the odds, that baby sea turtle is never going to give up.

 

And, for me, the story of this baby sea turtle is the story of what it’s like to be a writer. The sum of everything she has to worry about along the way doesn’t add up to the necessity of where she is going.

 

I am rooting for her. And when she does make it to the sea, what a story she will have to tell.

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