Ilisha asked Morgan Rhodes:

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Morgan Rhodes I think the main theme in young adult literature is "coming of age." The teens are years when we figure out who we are going to become as adults through the choices we make and the experiences we have. So if a character begins with an immature outlook or a very selfish point of view, it's likely that they will grow and change through the story -- and if they don't, there are definitely going to be harsh penalties they probably won't like!! :)

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What has been the easiest book in the Falling Kingdoms series to write thus far?

Tracy asked Morgan Rhodes:

Would it be confusing to read Gathering Darkness before Frozen Tides? I know it was published first but I wouldn't want any spoilers.

AsamiTheWitch asked Morgan Rhodes:

As the author and creator of your characters, do you prefer killing them or turning them into the worst version of themselves? (Assuming that they're not destined to become morally good characters).

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What has been the easiest book in the Falling Kingdoms series to write thus far?

Would it be confusing to read Gathering Darkness before Frozen Tides? I know it was published first but I wouldn't want any spoilers.

As the author and creator of your characters, do you prefer killing them or turning them into the worst version of themselves? (Assuming that they're not destined to become morally good characters).

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