Ruta Sepetys
Hi Justine!
I love history because it's full of secrets. Researching history is like traveling down a dark hallway with no idea where it's going to lead. It's exciting...and sometimes scary!
Ruta
I love history because it's full of secrets. Researching history is like traveling down a dark hallway with no idea where it's going to lead. It's exciting...and sometimes scary!
Ruta
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I love writing and creating things and making them my own art. I can turn trash into art.Everything I write is straight from my heart it God given gift comes natural to me. If I put my poems and books anywhere should it be copyright through post office or it all ready copyright online when you put it up? thanks for your help.
Danielle Shull
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Hello, Ruta. First, I want to tell you that I'm a middle school teacher and have had so many students absolutely fall in love with your books. Thank you so much for that! On behalf of a student, my question is a two-part question regarding "Between Shades of Gray." (She is so excited I'm asking this!) What took you to writing this book, and what do you imagine happened to the kids after the end of the book?
Olivia
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I read "Salt to the Sea" as part of tumblr's Reblog Book Club. As you might have seen, there was a lot of discussion about the character of Alfred. What are your personal thoughts/feelings about him? I for one found him interesting--and deeply unsettling--and could clearly see why someone like him would be drawn to the Nazi party.
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