Journal managing editor American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Reston, Virginia, 1998-1999. Copy editor Optical Society of America, Washington, 1997-1998. Live-in nanny Goshen, Maryland, 1995-1996. Technical writer InterCon Systems, Inc., Herndon, Virginia, 1994-1995. Publications assistant Group 1 Software, Lanham, 1993-1994. Bachelor in English, University Maryland, 1993.Įnglish as Second Language tutor University Maryland, Baltimore, 1989-1991. Student, Montgomery College, Germantown, Maryland. Miller, Deanna was born on in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Member of International Thespian Society (life), National Honor Society (life). Recipient award of achievement, Society for Technology Communications, 1995. 'A truly unique book.A masterfully creative tale.' -Janean Nusz, Word Museumĭeanna Miller, American editor, writer. 'Remarkable philosophical and spiritual depth even as the story is just plain fun! Sky Bounce comes very highly recommended.' -Cindy Penn, WordWeaving

Once started.a reader finds it difficult to stop.' -Jean E. They return to the Alula plane on a dangerous adventure to discover the real solution to the planes' troubles-as Hesper struggles all the while with her fear and her tender feelings for the friend who should be her foe. Tristan has journeyed at great risk to find her, having learned a way to travel between the planes without losing his memory. A year later, as Hesper leads the life of a high school girl with no memory of her previous life, she meets a strangely familiar boy. Hesper the Alula and her secret friend Tristan the Boytaur are forced to part sadly when Hesper is sent to the human plane to save the parallel planes of existence from possible destruction. Printz Award for Excellence in Young Adult Literature, Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults, and Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Readers. Karl, editor of books that won the National Book Award, Newbery Medal, and Edgar Allan Poe Award.įield nominated by reviewers for the American Library Association's Best Books for Young Adults, Michael L. Nominated for the Pushcart Press Editors' Book Award by Jean E. Winner of the Wilbur Award for Fiction, given by the Religion Communicators Council, an interfaith association.

Two secret friends from enemy races find their friendship tested and intensified into love when they're forced into opposite sides of an interdimensional and interplanetary struggle between fear and faith. (Two secret friends from enemy races find their friendship.)

Sky Bounce by Deanna Miller