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“Your presentation was really good. Ms. P said it was better than most adults. The powerpoint that you made just pulled me in. I love writing and I want to be a writer than I grow up.” – Jordan “I really liked how you talked about your childhood. I wouldn’t change anything! You have so much creativity in you, it is so cool. Thank you so much for coming to our class.” – Alexus “I thought your book was really, really great! I can’t wait until you send in your next book. In the beginning of the duck book, you immediately sucked me into your story. If you get that book published, I will definitely buy it.” – Addison “I love your book! You inspired me so much, I want to be an author when I grow up. All of your books are amazing.” – Haley “I like the story you wrote about the duck because you used amazing big words and you described everything like it was right in front of you.” – Zach “Thank you for coming to our classroom! I enjoyed your visit a lot. I just finished reading Tales of Cunburra and Other Stories. It was one of the best books I ever read! My teacher read your book, The Duck that Wasn’t Really a Duck, to us and it was really good. I want to be a writer.” – Ciara “Thank you for coming. I loved your story. You are a great author. Keep up the great work. Your stories are great fun to read!” – Emmie “Thank you for visiting our school. You have got some amazing talent I have never seen. I love your word fluency and your vocabulary. You keep writing, Kara! – Nathan “I liked it when you showed us the steps on how to get our own books published if we made one.” – Tristin “Thank you so much for coming to our classroom. I loved the powerpoint you shared with our class. It was the best work I’ve ever seen. It was better than most grown-ups.” – Melissa “In your book, The Duck that Wasn’t Really a Duck, I liked how you explained clearly what the setting was so you could see it in your head. I also liked how you had each duck narrate within each chapter, and you used big, or royal words, in your book.” – Emma “I loved your book, The Duck that Wasn’t Really a Duck, so much, and so did my teacher! Ms. Preciado says she is truly inspired by your work. I am too. I hope you write tons of books.” – Crew “I liked the book, The Duck that Wasn’t Really a Duck. I also liked how you gave all the ducks royal names, like Henry and the other names. From what I’ve heard, your book is great. I also thought it was pretty funny, too. I thought the plot and setting were pretty interesting as well.” – Bailey “Thank you for coming to our class, it was inspiring and cool!!! The thing I liked most about your story was that it felt a bit like a mystery without actually being one. I also liked the ducks’ names and I liked that you would never know what was going to happen next.” – Christian “I really liked your story, The Duck that Wasn’t Really a Duck. It had very good word fluency. It was a very inspiring story and it made me want to read more. I was really hooked, although some parts made me sad, and other parts made me happy.” – Taylor “I loved your story, The Duck that Wasn’t Really a Duck. I like how the duck Wellington is very intelligent, nice and respectful. Kara, you used very large and fascinating words in your story. Ms. P calls them ‘royal words’.” – Angie “I liked your story, The Duck that Wasn’t Really a Duck, because you used words to fit the story. Also, I liked the attitude that you gave all of the characters. I thought you gave good names for the characters, too.” – Michael “I really like the book, The Duck that Wasn’t Really a Duck. I think the book is really interesting because the class read the first page and we were hooked in that quick and not a lot of books that I read do that. I also like the way you used intelligent words and I was thinking in my head what they meant.” – Larry “I really enjoyed having you visit our classroom. I liked the stories you read to us; I think they were really cool. I also enjoyed the presentation because I think writing and public speaking is important. I also really liked learning all about you, besides I think your life is fascinating.” – Jacy “I like three things about your story. The first thing I liked was when Henry turns into a duck and says he’s a human, which he was, but the duck family thought he was Jerold, their youngest duckling. Another part I liked was how Wellington, the oldest duckling, says, ‘oughtn’t’. It was funny. Lastly, I liked the part where he talked about his family not having a peacemaker.” – Jesse “Thank you for coming to our class and for leaving behind your story, The Duck that Wasn’t Really a Duck. Here are some of the things that I liked about your story: 1. You used good words. 2. You had a good idea for the story. 3. It was creative. If it were a finished book I would buy it for $1,000,000,000. (Actually $10). – Austin “Thank you for coming to visit us. I had a lot of fun learning about how you make a book.” – Chloe “Thank you for coming to our classroom. I liked the book that we passed around to each other.” – Carlos “I loved your visit to the school and I love the duck story. The story is very interesting. I hope you will visit us again.” – Cassie “I really enjoyed the book because it’s kind of an adventure. This book is the only book I really can enjoy.” – Noel
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