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"And it colors probably the way she trusts other people and just always carries with her that sense of, why didn't I not believe me? They were my parents. Why did they not believe me? Can you talk a little bit about Kyla's experience being misunderstood? And I know there's probably many, many transformations she goes through in this book, but can you talk about that experience as an author? Because we all look. We look for a hook, right?"
"And it colors probably the way she trusts other people and just always carries with her that sense of, why didn't I not believe me? They were my parents. Why did they not believe me? Can you talk a little bit about Kyla's experience being misunderstood? And I know there's probably many, many transformations she goes through in this book, but can you talk about that experience as an author? Because we all look. We look for a hook, right?"
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"And it colors probably the way she trusts other people and just always carries with her that sense of, why didn't I not believe me? They were my parents. Why did they not believe me? Can you talk a little bit about Kyla's experience being misunderstood? And I know there's probably many, many transformations she goes through in this book, but can you talk about that experience as an author? Because we all look. We look for a hook, right?"
"And it colors probably the way she trusts other people and just always carries with her that sense of, why didn't I not believe me? They were my parents. Why did they not believe me? Can you talk a little bit about Kyla's experience being misunderstood? And I know there's probably many, many transformations she goes through in this book, but can you talk about that experience as an author? Because we all look. We look for a hook, right?"