Katherine Applegate on Writing From a Place of Anger

by Colby Sharp | Blogs
Jun 16, 2018 | Filed in People
COLBY: Today’s young readers continue to be captivated by Katherine Applegates stories. I am grateful that they have her books in their heart. In Today’s episode of The Yarn, Katherine talks about how the idea of this book came out of today’s political climate.   Subscribe below to catch every episode. Click here to subscribe […]

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COLBY: Today’s young readers continue to be captivated by Katherine Applegates stories. I am grateful that they have her books in their heart. In Today’s episode of The Yarn, Katherine talks about how the idea of this book came out of today’s political climate.

 

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