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Indianapolis, IN --at Ribfest-- September 1, 2007

Reading Moonrise (Warriors: The New Prophecy, Book 2), by Erin Hunter.

She likes the book because it gives detail and is interesting. Warriors is one of her favorite series. She likes fantasy and adventure books. Other series she likes are Harry Potter, Great Illustrated Classics, Tales of Narnia, and the Left Behind series.

Her favorite book—The Bible.

If she were to write her own book it would be fiction and fantasy with adventure and mystery.

What she likes about Indianapolis? It’s easy to make friends here.

She shares her books with her friends.

Sioux Falls, SD -- Barnes and Nobles -- August 3, 2007

Reading Bone, Out From Boneville, by Jeff Smith. It’s the first one in the series. Before it he read the third and the second. He likes the adventure, the always wandering around rat creatures attacking the bone creatures while a dragon protects. What the books have taught him? Never do crazy schemes—there was a mayor who did and got chased out of town.

He also likes the Lemony Snicket series and My Life As… series (not sure of the author) , the Hardy Boys and the Warriors, a series about cats by Erin Hunter.

Does he like Harry Potter? No. He doesn’t like stories about witchcraft.

If he were to write his own book it’d be realistic fiction. It’d be about a boy having a cool adventure, traveling with tons of stuff happening to him. It’d begin in Mongolia, then he’d go somewhere with tropical rain forests, find creatures, maybe poisonous snakes and jaguars and he’d build a dugout canoe and go down river where there’d be piranhas.

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The Rocky Mountains, Statue of Liberty, amber waves of grain, sprinklers on the grass, strip malls and chain stores may define our country's physical landscape, but it's the media we consume that defines who we are as people.

It's the magazines, newspapers, movies, video games, music and TV shows that fill our minds like the grade school health class motto--"you are what you eat."

While it's more likely that what comes across our iPods and TV sets defines us as a country, it's the books we read that interest me most--hand-held how-to, history, fantasy, memoir, magna comics... that go anywhere and everywhere. A substitute brain that lasts for over a hundred pages and turns the reader's mind into the author's thoughts.

In September of 2006 I began interviewing people reading books, on public transportation, in coffee shops and parks in San Francisco, where I've lived for the past five years. This project has been extremely satisfying. I have made new friends, broadened my horizons, and, when I sit down at my computer to work on my novel, I feel as though writing is a worthwhile. People love to read.

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Indianapolis, IN --at Ribfest-- September 1, 2007

Sioux Falls, SD -- Barnes and Nobles -- August 3, 2007

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