Becca da Romance Queen asked Kasie West:

Hey Kasie! I’m currently reading The Fillin Boyfriend and it is literally one of the best books I’ve ever read. I can’t put in down. One time I stayed up till 12:20 a.m. reading it.Lol😂 Have you ever read the book 6th grade gloomers, norks, and me? Because if you haven’t you should and Haden is like supernova.(word that was made up from sixth grade gloomers, norks, and me)

Kasie West Hi! Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the book! That makes me happy. And no, I've never read that book before, I'll have to check it out.

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?Hi Kasie! I don't really have a question jajaja I just wanted to let you know that I just finished Lucky in Love and loved it. Seth is really the best and the cutest! Can't wait to read Love, Life and the List. I am totally in love with your writing!

Beth asked Kasie West:

Hi Kasie! I love your books so much! They're so cute and funny:) They have inspired me to write my own books. I hope to become as good as author as you:) Where do you get your inspiration when writing your books?

A Goodreads user asked Kasie West:

So you've mentioned that a big part of your editing process is cutting out the boring parts/sections. I'm just wondering if you could elucidate a bit on that. What exactly do to the boring parts/sections look like to you? How many of them do you typically remove in an average re-write?

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?Hi Kasie! I don't really have a question jajaja I just wanted to let you know that I just finished Lucky in Love and loved it. Seth is really the best and the cutest! Can't wait to read Love, Life and the List. I am totally in love with your writing!

Hi Kasie! I love your books so much! They're so cute and funny:) They have inspired me to write my own books. I hope to become as good as author as you:) Where do you get your inspiration when writing your books?

So you've mentioned that a big part of your editing process is cutting out the boring parts/sections. I'm just wondering if you could elucidate a bit on that. What exactly do to the boring parts/sections look like to you? How many of them do you typically remove in an average re-write?

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