📚Linda Blake

📚Linda Blake asked Lois Lowry:

How has aging changed your choice of subject matter to write about?

Lois Lowry I don't think it has changed anything. I'm still interested in young people at transitional moments in their lives

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Jared

Jared asked Lois Lowry:

Considering that Jonas has his friends and all, how would the society work with cliques and such? After all, if he has his group, wouldn't there naturally be other, more lonely people? Would that challenge the Sameness and order of society, or - craziest option - psychologically channeled into working groups, brainwashing people who wouldn't really be friends?

Lisa

Lisa asked Lois Lowry:

Since several of your books have had both terrific success and critical acclaim, is it difficult to write a new one without comparing it (and its success) to your other books? Thank you.

Ashley-Anna

Ashley-Anna asked Lois Lowry:

You always write books about the future, would you ever consider writing one about the past? (Now don't get me wrong, you're futuristic books are great:). www.aaboreden.wordpress.com

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