![]() ![]() ![]() If I go way back to the books that I read as a young girl and which still echo in my heart and head, I’d say my favorite is The Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O’Dell. ![]() It’s like trying to choose my favorite breath of oxygen. ![]() I am having a nervous fit right now trying to come up with my favorite all-time book ever. It’s good to know what you love to do and are wired to do, because you can skip out on meaningless jobs that can’t ever satisfy you.īeyond your own work (of course), what is your all-time favorite book and why? And what is your favorite book outside of your genre? High school especially showed me what I was good at and what I loved, and likewise it showed me what I wasn’t so good at and would likely not enjoy as a life pursuit. Looking back, I’d say what shaped me the most is learning – discovering – what I was already wired to do, and that is write. What was the greatest thing you learned at school? What’s one thing that readers would be surprised to find out about you?Įven though I am comfortable with public speaking and attending big book events and meeting people, I’m a bona fide introvert who is happy when the mega event is over and I can retreat into a quiet corner with a glass of wine and a novel and maybe have just one other person sitting there beside me who sits there and lets me read. ![]()
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