<p class="x_MsoNormal">This week, I’m talking to Angie Thomas. Angie is the author of The Hate U Give, which has spent 100 weeks and counting on the NY Times Bestseller list, and was also made into a movie. She just released her much-anticipated book On the Come Up. We talked about the influence of hip-hop on her writing, her new role as movie producer, and being recognized by Beyonce.</p>

This week, I’m talking to Angie Thomas. Angie is the author of The Hate U Give, which has spent 100 weeks and counting on the NY Times Bestseller list, and was also made into a movie. She just released her much-anticipated book On the Come Up. We talked about the influence of hip-hop on her writing, her new role as movie producer, and being recognized by Beyonce.

<p>This week, I’m talking to Angie Thomas. Angie is the author of The Hate U Give, which has spent 100 weeks and counting on the NY Times Bestseller list, and was also made into a movie. She just released her much-anticipated book On the Come Up. We talked about the influence of hip-hop on her writing, her new role as movie producer, and being recognized by Beyonce.</p>

Voices With Pebbles: Author Angie Thomas

Thank you for checking out VOICES with Pebbles . VOICES features conversations with  people with creative voices, fascinating stories, people inspiring others with their voice, or are using their voice to make a difference. They're the storytellers, the activists, the entertainers, creatives and everyday people changing the world in their own way. 

VOICES with Pebbles recently won a Gracie Award for Public Affairs Show. The Gracies
recognize exemplary programming created by women, for women and about women in all facets of media and entertainment. 

VOICES with Pebbles is produced by Leroy Irvin.

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Thank you for checking out VOICES with Pebbles . VOICES features conversations with people with creative voices, fascinating stories, people inspiring others with their voice, or are using their voice to make a difference. They're the storytellers, the activists, the entertainers, creatives and everyday people changing the world in their own way. VOICES with Pebbles recently won a Gracie Award for Public Affairs Show. The Gracies recognize exemplary programming created by women, for women and about women in all facets of media and entertainment. VOICES with Pebbles is produced by Leroy Irvin.

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