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"Nanette, I wanted to ask you about the mindset an author has to have when they write for young adults, especially when they're writing about issues that are really, really intense and grapple with drug abuse and betrayal and murder. I think because you focus on ages 13 to 18, you really talk about this being a real romp, a real fun kind of roller coaster, and it's so attractive because it seems really, really exciting."
"Nanette, I wanted to ask you about the mindset an author has to have when they write for young adults, especially when they're writing about issues that are really, really intense and grapple with drug abuse and betrayal and murder. I think because you focus on ages 13 to 18, you really talk about this being a real romp, a real fun kind of roller coaster, and it's so attractive because it seems really, really exciting."
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"Nanette, I wanted to ask you about the mindset an author has to have when they write for young adults, especially when they're writing about issues that are really, really intense and grapple with drug abuse and betrayal and murder. I think because you focus on ages 13 to 18, you really talk about this being a real romp, a real fun kind of roller coaster, and it's so attractive because it seems really, really exciting."
"Nanette, I wanted to ask you about the mindset an author has to have when they write for young adults, especially when they're writing about issues that are really, really intense and grapple with drug abuse and betrayal and murder. I think because you focus on ages 13 to 18, you really talk about this being a real romp, a real fun kind of roller coaster, and it's so attractive because it seems really, really exciting."