Kendall (reads more&) Moore
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Taylor Jenkins Reid:
For Maybe in Another Life, how many cinnamon rolls did you eat; did that influence how many times she was craving them again? I loved the ambiguous-ness of the novel which left us to decide if there was a 'real' story, or just to chose which we prefer. It made an amazing book club pick. We debated which plot line played out better in which world. Was it hard to write one version at times bc you liked the other?
Taylor Jenkins Reid
I had a craving for a cinnamon roll one day as I was writing and then the whole thing took on a life of its own!
As I was writing that book, I worked hard to make sure that I felt torn between both worlds. I figured that was the only way that the reader would feel torn, too. So it wasn't too hard to go back and forth because I enjoyed them both so much.
As I was writing that book, I worked hard to make sure that I felt torn between both worlds. I figured that was the only way that the reader would feel torn, too. So it wasn't too hard to go back and forth because I enjoyed them both so much.
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Sarah
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Taylor Jenkins Reid:
If you could become one character from your new novel, who would you choose to be and why?
Jessica Strull
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Taylor Jenkins Reid:
Evelyn Hugo was my first book of yours that I have read-and I absolutely loved it! I can’t wait to read all your others! What I loved most about the book was highlighting the different types of love and marriages. Where did you find the inspiration for all seven of Evelyn’s husbands? And the other loves of her life?
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