Dana Smith
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Kasie West:
why is it in every book, like your newest book, have a connection between two different books, like cooper and abby are in it when it never mentions anything about the book that mentions them and never says anything in the book that has them as a main character???
Kasie West
That happens in two sets of my books (THE DISTANCE BETWEEN US and ON THE FENCE plus it occurs in: LOVE, LIFE, AND THE LIST and FAME, FATE AND THE FIRST KISS). None of my other books are connected in any way. And one book doesn't refer to the other book because I want them to be able to stand alone. You don't have to read one book first or second or in any order. They make sense no matter what order you read them in. You as a reader make the connection, but the characters don't need to point the connection out. It's just their world. :)
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Janise Anderson
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Kasie West:
I just wanted to say that I love your books and have read everyone. I respect you as a writer. And I love how your characters are interesting and realistic and entertaining. Your stories are fun, hilarious, sweet, clean and usually deeper than most YA. I just saw that you have another book coming out next month. That's amazing. How do you finish books that quickly? Keep up the good work!
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