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I'm the author of over eighty published titles. My books include fiction, YA, picture books, and poetry collections. So far, I've written a screenplay for each of my novels. I'm very happy to say that both NAKED and THE ART OF LOVE have been optioned for films.
Betsy Franco is a screenwriter, actor, and producer, known for The Broken Tower (2011), Joan's Day Out (2013) and Metamorphosis: Junior Year (2017). She is an award-winning author of over eighty published titles.
Betsy Franco has written more than 80 books for children and young adults, including picture books, poetry collections, and novels. Among her acclaimed math-themed titles are Mathematickles! and Bees, Snails, & Peacock Tails.
Children’s author, poet, and editor Betsy Franco (née Verne) was raised in Shaker Heights, Ohio. She earned a BA in studio art at Stanford University, but once she became a mother to three young boys, she turned her creative focus from painting to writing for children.
Betsy Franco is a screenwriter, actor, and producer, known for The Broken Tower (2011), Joan's Day Out (2013) and Metamorphosis: Junior Year (2017). She is an award-winning author of over eighty published titles.
Betsy Franco, amid the happy jumble of papers and mementos in her Palo Alto home, is a little reminiscent of the hummingbird that flits around a feeder outside of her office window. Her creativity, she says, works best when she's darting among projects.
Betsy Franco has 152 books on Goodreads with 9276 ratings. Betsy Franco’s most popular book is You Hear Me?: Poems and Writing by Teenage Boys.
Mar 3, 2011 · Betsy Franco. Born. Cleveland, OH, The United States. Website. http://www.betsyfranco.com/ edit data. Betsy Franco has published more than eighty books, including three previous anthologies. She lives in Palo Alto, California. 12 posts. Betsy Franco's Blog.
From the dazzling eyes of the male peacock's feathers to the hexagonal chambers of the bee's hive, Franco's spirited poems explore the many forms and functions of nature's geometry." --Booklist, starred review
I could feel how completely he was committed to his character, the crazy artist Franco. When I got back to my sketch comedy group (Suburban Squirrel) and my drama group (Studio-33), I was so much more deeply committed to my characters.
