And it makes me feel bad, *and* it makes me roll my eyes!” In the FAQs posted on her website, Myracle says, “yes, I’ve been told that my ttyl books are devil’s spawn, too. Myracle’s novel ttyl was the first-ever to be written entirely in instant messages, the first in a series of three, all New York Times bestsellers, and all deemed inappropriate for reasons like Nudity, Sexually Explicit, Offensive Language, being Unsuited to Age Group, and Drugs. The ALA defines a challenge as “a formal, written complaint, filed with a library or school, requesting that materials be removed or restricted because of content or appropriateness.” She is also, according to a release from the American Library Association, the author of the most often “challenged” books of 2009.
She lives in a small town in Colorado, and is a self-described Christian (“I even teach Sunday School!”). Lauren Myracle is the mother of three young children.
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