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well when you were young what type of books did you like (non-fiction, ficton,...." and tell me why you like them .
p.s
i really loved your my teacher is an alien it made my want to ready it more after every chapter becuase alot of things happend and then you stop and that why i wanted to read it more i loved that book and i never really read untill i have to but i really loved your book.
p.s
i really loved your my teacher is an alien it made my want to ready it more after every chapter becuase alot of things happend and then you stop and that why i wanted to read it more i loved that book and i never really read untill i have to but i really loved your book.
Reply by Bruce Coville
Hi, Sierra -
When I was young, my reading was almost entirely in the world of fiction. Now, as a writer, I find that non-fiction is very useful to me for inspiring new ideas, so I split my reading between fiction and non-fiction.
I'm delighted that MY TEACHER made you want to keep going. One of my goals is to keep my readers turning those pages!
BC
When I was young, my reading was almost entirely in the world of fiction. Now, as a writer, I find that non-fiction is very useful to me for inspiring new ideas, so I split my reading between fiction and non-fiction.
I'm delighted that MY TEACHER made you want to keep going. One of my goals is to keep my readers turning those pages!
BC