Leah Mullins
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Angie Kim:
I recently stumbled upon "Happiness Falls" and was blown away by its intelligence and your BRILLIANT writing! I immediately picked up "Miracle Creek" and it completely bowled me over. As a Korean-American mom of teens, I relate deeply to your books' themes. This year I want to read 100 books, then write my own next year. You've quickly catapulted in status to one of my favorite authors of all time. More soon please?
Angie Kim
Hi Leah! Thank you so much for writing. What a generous, wonderful message. As someone who started writing later in life (in my 40s), I wish you the best of luck and lots and lots of resilience in starting your own writing journey. I'm still touring and doing lots of events, but I hope to start my next book soon. Thank you so much again!
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Elisa
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Angie Kim:
Hi Angie, I just finished "Miracle Creek", what a wonderful book! I really enjoyed it and found myself connecting with it on so many levels; as a mom and as a former lawyer. (I loved the courtroom scenes!) You really captured the tragic human condition but also human love and hope. How long did it take you to write it? Did you know how it would turn out when you began writing or did it develop over time?
Savannah
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Angie Kim:
Elizabeth came to the right conclusion by the end realizing that she was forcing behaviors on her autistic child but I think it was a missed opportunity to write this more explicitly. I would’ve liked said on how this kind of therapy impacts the experience of the actual autistic person. Applied Behavioral Analysis is truly traumatic for autistic individuals. Would you consider delving more into this in your next book?
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