David Scott Richardson is a Seattle-born, award-winning author whose passion for history and storytelling brings the past to life for young readers. His novels blend historical fiction, coming-of-age themes, and social justice, making them perfect for fans of engaging, thought-provoking stories.<br><br>With over two decades of experience as an educator, Richardson knows how to connect with younger audiences through authentic characters, real historical events, and emotional storytelling.<br><br>His first novel, <em>River’s Reach</em>, explores friendship, activism, and the fight for Indigenous fishing rights in the Pacific Northwest during the 1960s. According to <em>Kids’ BookBuzz</em>, “If you enjoy stories with emotional depth and social relevance, this one is worth your time.”<br><br>Richardson’s latest novel, <em>An Empty House Doesn’t Sneeze</em>, is highly recommended by <em>Kids’ BookBuzz</em> for readers, “aged twelve and up who are interested in historical fiction, particularly those curious about the personal and emotional effects of war on young people.”<br><br>When he’s not writing, Richardson enjoys exploring the outdoors, researching historical events, and reflecting on the power of storytelling.<br><br>He’s presently working on a new novel. Follow the author at www.DavidScottRichardson.com.
