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100

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American

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2002

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Zindel

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playThe

Effect

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Gamma

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the

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in

the

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Pigman,published

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most

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American

Library

Association

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been

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Best

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for

Young

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and

most

of

hisrecent

horror

books——

such

as

The

DoomStone

and

Rats——havebeen

chosen

as

Quick

Picks

for

Reluctant

Young

Adult

Readers.

Clearly,he

was

a

writer

who

knew

how

to

interest

contemporary

children.Recognizing

that,

the

American

Library

Association

in

2002

honored

Paul

Zindel

with

the

Margaret

A.

EdwardsPrize

for

his

life

timeachievements,

and

later

that

same

year

he

was

presented

with

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ALAN

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Margaret

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Prize?His

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interesting

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helpful

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wrote

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horror

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Zindel’sdeath

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March

27,

2003

ended

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playThe

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Pigman,published

in

1968,

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American

Library

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named

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100

best

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the

Best

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for

Young

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1992,

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as

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1970

playThe

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most

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American

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that

same

year

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ALAN

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