Mia Will-Marek

Mia Will-Marek asked Laurie Halse Anderson:

How did Fever 1793 come to your mind?

Laurie Halse Anderson In 1993 I read a newspaper article about a Philadelphia museum exhibit that marked the 200-year anniversary of the epidemic. That article made me curious, so I visited an archive to do some primary source research and became hooked!

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Do you have a favorite book you have written?

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Zoe Smith asked Laurie Halse Anderson:

Hey Laurie! Which did you like better, Twisted or Speak? Our teacher had the boys read Twisted and the girls read Speak, but I read Twisted too. I, personally, liked Twisted better, but did you have a favorite?

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Speak has been so popular by its story full of real-like events that would happen in high school and drama, do you think it could be in a movie and why?

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