Philana Marie Boles

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Philana Boles
Born	Philana Marie Boles Toledo, Ohio, U.S.
Occupation	Writer/novelist

Philana Marie Boles is the author of the young adult novels Glitz and Little Divas, as well as the adult novels Blame It On Eve and In the Paint.

Education and background

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Boles graduated from St. Ursula Academy in Toledo, Ohio in 1994 and studied creative writing and theatre at Bowling Green State University. She has worked for Glamour magazine, 40 Acres & A Mule Filmworks, and Toledo Free Press. She has also worked as a long-term substitute teacher for public and community schools.

Career

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Critics compared Boles' writing in Little Divas to the works of Judy Blume and Phyllis Reynolds Naylor.^[1] Sybil Wilkes of the Tom Joyner Morning Show twice featured Little Divas as a recommended book for youth.

References

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^ Little Divas

Articles featuring Philana Marie Boles:

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