
Mary-Lane Kamberg
Writer—Speaker—Workshop Leader
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MARY-LANE KAMBERG
is a professional writer with more than twenty years’ experience and is the
author of 14 books. Her articles have appeared in Better Homes and
Gardens, Marriage and Family Living, Christian Science Monitor, Healthy Kids
and many others.
Also a speaker and workshop leader, Mary-Lane can provide your organization
a skilled array of topics and lessons that are sure to captivate any
audience. Over the past few years she has presented, spoken, or provided
workshops for such organizations as American Management Association, Vance
Publishing, Hydro Consultants Inc., National College Media Convention, Avila
University, Johnson County Community College, Kansas Authors Club, Missouri
Writers Guild, Oklahoma Writers Federation Inc., and elementary and
secondary schools in Olathe, Shawnee Mission, and Blue Valley School
Districts.
Mary-Lane's poetry, essays and short stories have appeared in several
anthologies and literary journals including: A Celebration of Women,
Beginning from the Middle (anthology); Sacred Feathers (anthology); The
Season of Light (anthology); Kansas City Star, Late Knocking, Mediphors,
Mid-America Poetry Review, Potpourri, and others.
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Mary-Lane's Latest Book
The I Love To
Write Book: Ideas and Tips for Young Writers is an instructional, inspirational get-started guide to launch young students on the first stages of their journeys to become
successful, self-motivated writers. It includes tips, techniques and activities – ideal for use in the classroom as well as individually. Targeted to grades 4-8, it may also appeal to younger and older writers, depending on their reading and writing skills.
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Homegrown in the Ozarks
contains Ozarks nostalgia, as well as recipes for traditional home-cookin' favorites, truly capturing the flavor of the region.
The I Don’t Know How To Cook Book (Adams Media, 2004)

Burnt
toast, soggy sandwiches, and charred roasts are soon to become a thing of the past with this handy book! From home-style favorites to new and creative dishes, kitchens all across the country are about to change forever.
The I Don’t Know How to Cook Book brings ease and fun to any kitchen, with more than 300 fantastic recipes and surefire instructions for making perfect meals every time.
The easygoing “you can do it” tone is certain to bolster confidence and reveal hidden culinary talents among even the most inexperienced novices. Anyone who can boil water can learn to make the quickie breakfasts, grab ‘n go lunches, elegant dinners, and decadent
desserts featured in this superb cookbook.
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Other Books By Mary-Lane
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Evan Williams,
Biz Stone, Jack Dorsey, and Twitter
(pending, Rosen Publishing, 2013)
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How Business
Decisions Are Made
(Rosen Publishing, 2012)
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Saltwater
Fishing
(Rosen Publishing, 2012)
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Sports
Concussions (Headlines!)
Rosen
Publishing (2011)
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Frequently
Asked Questions About Financial Literacy (Faq: Teen Life)
Rosen
Publishing (2011)
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The Transition
Elements (Understanding the Elements of the Periodic Table) Rosen
Publishing (2010)
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Bono Fighting
World Hunger and Poverty
Rosen
Publishing (2009)
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Little Star: A Christmas Story
(Compradore.com, 2001)
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The Alzheimer’s Legal Survival Guide
(PBS, 2000)
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Writing Beyond the Basics
(American Management Association, 1998)
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Cabin Fever Relievers
(Redleaf Press, 1997)
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Tips from Tina: Help Around the House
(Redleaf Press, 1995)
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Testing Program for the Developing Child
(Glencoe Macmillan, 1994)
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From Patient to Payment
(Glencoe Macmillan, 1993)
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