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Amy Tan was born in Oakland, California, in 1953. In 1970, Tan majored in English at San Jose State, in California. Tan began a carrier as a technical writer after she graduated, at the University of California. However, she changed her writing because she was inspired to write fiction book after reading of Louise Erdrich's novel “Love Medicine”. As a result of this, language has helped Amy Tan in becoming the successful writer she’s today. It helped her express her complete thoughts in a way that everyone who reads, understand. Additionally, the type of language that she uses in her writing makes people take her seriously and as important as everyone else.

In addition, Singer comes off to forceful and demanding by telling his readers what they should do. For example, when singer says “I trust that many readers will reach for the phone and donate that $200. Perhaps you should do it before reading further” (Singer). Since he uses such a passionate and commanding tone, it is dicey if Singer is effective at selling his readers

Although some people may think this book overexaggerates the stress in a teen’s life, , the author just tries to show the perspective of one teen’s life. The book shows that everyone has their own story and every teen experiences different things, rather good or bad. The book educates readers on teenagers and what some may experience, as well as provides solutions for the hectic lives teenagers may face. Whether a teen uses poetry, like Gabi, to challenge emotions or other activities, teenagers can all relate to each other with the stressful, hormonal life they all

In addition to this book, Anh also wrote many other books, including "crazy monster", "hot dog", "small refugee" and so on (Anhdo.com.au 2017). As an author, Anhe is popular among readers. He uses his wit, fascinating and warmth to inspire and encourage the reader.

Over the course Melissa’s lifetime she has read one hundred and forty-eight books, and has a small list of thirteen books she is wanting to read, some of those books are “Covering Kate”, “Twisted Sisters”, “Pretty Face”, “Criminal”, and “Suicide Notes from Beautiful Girls” (“Melissa C. Walker”). While Melissa is currently writing books, and freelances for magazines including Glamour, Teen Vogue, Fitness, Family Circle, and Marie Claire, Melissa is a former worker with the job of editing for ELLEgirl features and Seventeen Prom (“Melissa Walker”). As Melissa will post on her personal blog on how she writes her books, and the steps she takes (“Melissa C. Walker”). She has shared with the people who follow her steps and her inside thinking of what she does and the different thinking mechanisms she uses to write her books (“Melissa C. Walker”). Once Melissa begins writing each book, or shortly after, she creates a vision board with multiple ideas and the plot twists she plans on putting into the book, it helps her feel those first impressions, and to make sure she keeps the same occurrences happening throughout the entire book (“Melissa

Good morning choir members, I pray all is well with each of you. As each of you know, Sister Kimberly Edwards decided it was best to step down as President of the Liberty Hill Choir. The church administrators set standards in which the next president must already achieve or have before he/she could become president of the choir. Some of those standards include:

Dee Henderson knew from an early age that she wanted to be a writer, but she was afraid to jump right into the profession because she was afraid that she would not make enough money. She decided to go college to become an engineer and graduated from the University of Illinois in 1988 with a bachelor’s degree in computer science (Toliver). This allowed her to work and have a steady income while she worked on creating stories and making a work good enough to publish. In 1997 she published her first book, The Marriage Wish (“Dee Henderson Books”). This book was a Christian romance novel that was about 250 pages long. She has since grown in her writing both in terms of the size and quality of her books.

Ryan had a wonderful time writing this book, thanks to all the inspirations that were involved. These included authors, friends, family, and teachers. He might not be writing another book, but stay tuned anyway! Overall Ryan is very interesting and had a great time with this

It is currently 2:23 p.m. four hours before the birthday party was supposed to begin. I march back and forth between isles of the Indigo teen section, briefly scanning each of the shelves before moving on to the next. I’m looking for the perfect book to gift to my friend and it’s exhausting. After looking through multiple dystopian fantasies and lite reads about star crossed lovers with chronic diseases, a pastel yellow book caught my eye. It’s Kind of a Funny Story by Ned Vizzini. The name was familiar, it was a movie with Zach Galifianakis and an actress that used to be relevant in 2005. I never saw it, however I was sure I saw a gif on Tumblr about it. I ended up buying the book and making a mental

Sharon M. Draper is a well-known author that started her career as an English teacher. Her writing career began after she entered and won a short story essay contest for a magazine. This led her to write her first book Tears of a Tiger, followed by Forged by Fire and Darkness Before Dawn. All three books have been very successful and in 1998 Tears of a Tiger received the Coretta Scott King Award. Draper also received the National Teacher of the Year Award for 1997-1998. She said that her main goal in writing has always been to inspire and encourage her students. With that in mind, it’s no surprise that most of her books are aimed towards high school teens. Draper’s writing style has been very controversial, which is the reason her first book was rejected by so many publishers. According to Draper, she sent copies of Tears of a Tiger to 25 different publishing companies and received 24 rejections. The only “yes” that she got was from Simon & Schuster. She said “the editors told me just to write the story, but I said kids don’t need all of that. They don’t need long narrative passages”. Some called her books profound, but she said,” she writes like that because it teaches multiple lessons that are good for the students to learn and for teachers to teach.”

I am Moisa Wroy. I am an author and singer. My first book was released at 13 and I am currently in high school. Being a writer at my age it usual rare, but it is a big passion of mine, that I wanted to share with you all. I am currently trying to earn money for an important cause to me, for homeless children with these books. I hope you all take this journey with me and my

In this personal blog, Kelleigh shares everything she loves about her hometown, as well as her music and her incredible fashion sense. “This Nashville Life” also counts with a boutique, where everything has been curated and approved by her

During the course of a person’s life, a decision is made as to which direction their life should follow. Most people are encouraged by their loved ones to make this choice for themselves. When Kelly Cherry was twelve, she announced to her musically devoted, string quartet violinist parents that she was going to quit piano lessons and become a writer, in response, “[her] mother said that she would rather kill [her] than have [her] turn out like [her] big brother, a beatnik. She ran to the kitchen to get [a] butcher knife” (“Kelly Cherry”). Needless to say, she was not supported in this career path. Throughout the course of her early writing career, she would hear that she “had no talent for writing” (“Kelly Cherry”). Still, she continued to write, occasionally quitting again and again, like a smoker, only to pick it up again (“Kelly Cherry”). Continually she told herself, “You are not a writer” until one day she revised this to, “If you don’t write your books, no one else will” (“Kelly Cherry”).

Rebecca Stead is fame as an American writer of fiction for children and teens. The achievement of her novels is not doubtful. She was born on January 16, 1968 and raised in New York City. Vassar College was the institution where she acquired her bachelor’s degree in 1989. Moreover, she has started to write since she was a child but she altered her career to become a lawyer. However, Stead started to become of writing subsequent to the birth of her two children. Her inspiration of writing children’s novel was from her son and her collections of story stories on her laptop. One day, her 4-year-old son by chance pushed her laptop out off the dining-room table and destroyed her piece of writing. Stead was very angry with her son and she went to the bookstore to find books which can inspire her to write. From that moment, her motivation and loving in writing began to boost up, and her debut novel was First Light which won The New York Best Times. Due to her great spirit in writing, she won The American Newbery Medal in 2010, Winner of the Boston Globe –Horn Book Award for Fiction, IRA Children’s Book Award for Young Adult Fiction, A Parents’ Choice Gold Award Winner and A National Parenting Publications Gold Award for her second novel, When You Reach Me, followed by achieving Guardian Prize in 2013 as the first winner for her third novel, Liar & Spy.