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Neerja
Neerja asked Amy Harmon:

I want to know is Making Faces based on pure fiction or you got this idea from a living source?

Amy Harmon Pure fiction inspired by lots of things.
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?Your writing is just absolutely beautiful. I stayed up way late into the night to finish reading The Bird and the Sword, and it was worth the lack of sleep that I got. The love story was so innocent and sweet, which is not something you see too often in YA novels. You held onto morals within that love story and it is admirable and beautifully executed. So thank you!

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Amy I'm so excited for The Laws of Moses but knowing I get to see my favorite couple Josie & Samuel? There are no words to describe how happy that makes me! You're awesome & I can't wait for its release<3

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I am in love with The Bird and The Sword Chronicles! Will there be more in the series?

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