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The only other job Duncan has had was a covergirl for a magazine. Her father was a photographer and took the pictures. Other than that, Lois has always been a writer, she published her first writing at the age of 13, and sold her first novel at age 20. Duncan passed away on Wednesday, June 15, 2016 of a stroke at the age of 82. She was born and raised in Sarasota, Florida and moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico when she was an adult. Lois's daughter, Kaitlyn, was murdered in New Mexico. Lois wrote a book over the event.

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-Duncan loved writing from a young age; she submitted her first piece of writing at the age of 13.
-Lois was a covergirl
-Her parents were photographers
-Her daughter was murdered in 1989

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A few excited events for Duncan were when she won awards. She has won Edgar Grant Master award, Canfield Fisher Children's books award, and Caldecott metal.

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Lois Duncan had a few quotes that inspired many. These quotes included: “Life continues, and we all of us keep changing and building, toward what we cannot know.”,  “The best things in life are simple. Simple things work. They don't foul up. It's the complicated things that get twisted around on you.”, and “I feel now as though I’ve been sitting all my life inside a box, and suddenly someone is lifting the lid and I can look up and see the stars.”

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Lois Duncan's family consisted 5 children: three daughters and two sons. Kaitlyn, Robin, Kerry, Donald Jr., and Brett. Her parents were Joseph and Lois Steinmetz. She was divorced to Joseph Cardozo and married to Donald Arquette.

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Duncan, herself, was never in any movies. However, many of her books were turned into movies such as: Hotel for Dogs, Down a Dark Hallway, and I Know What you Did Last Summer. She had written 48 novels, all mainly about mysteries and horror.