Down the Memory Hole

Bonnie Turner began her writing career while still in high school, writing poetry that helped bridge her confusing teen years. With no college education or formal writing lessons, teaching herself to write has been a long but satisfying struggle for this author. From Turner¿s early interest in huskies, dogsleds, and the Inuit culture came her first book for children, The Haunted Igloo (Houghton Mifflin, 1991). After the book was published, she visited classrooms with a life-size Inuit doll, lecturing students on the importance of reading and writing, and passing out 'polar bear¿ hugs along with her autograph. A number of years passed before she published the sequel to that book-Spirit Lights. Born and raised in Missouri, Bonnie Turner relocated to northeastern Wisconsin in 1984, where she continues work on two other novels.Turner, Bonnie is the author of 'Down the Memory Hole', published 2005 under ISBN 9781411623163 and ISBN 1411623169.