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We all know children love candy and sometimes they eat too much. "e;Snack Attack"e; is a fun, creative look at nutrition that shows children that eating well is a matter of making the right choices.

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Produktbeschreibung
We all know children love candy and sometimes they eat too much. "e;Snack Attack"e; is a fun, creative look at nutrition that shows children that eating well is a matter of making the right choices.

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Autorenporträt
From romance and inspirational to adventure and fiction, Marsha has more than 15 years of experience in the writing industry. Overall, there are about 12 books and 11 feature-length screenplays published and written under her name.

Marsha is the producer of all the Shows on Michigan Avenue Media and World Of Ink Network Podcasts. She is the host of her own show A Good Story Is A Good Story where she and her guests discuss writing and what's new in the entertainment fields. She also appeared as a guest on other network shows and worked as a media release specialist and literary agent.

Wanting to help writers reach their goals, Marsha founded the literary agency Marcus Bryan & Associates in 1996. She achieved signatory status from the Writers Guild of America (WGA) within two years. In that capacity, she has represented more than 100 screenwriters and authors, and has also optioned books to movie production companies.

Marsha has spoken about her work and the craft of writing to a wide range of audiences including bookstores, schools, museums and local cable. She plans to continue speaking to the media to help others with their writing.