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the Goodreads Team asked Lauren Oliver:

Can you a come up with a deleted scene from your favorite Shakespeare play?

Lauren Oliver Rosalind: So joyous is this day that I thee wed

Orlando: Yes, and now we may depart to bed

Rosalind: But first, there is one thing I ask of you
You know that to my self I must be true
My love I have to tell you that I've found
I miss my old men's clothing, and breasts bound.

Orlando: To that I say, well hon, you must "do you"
I fell for you as male, we know that's true
I love you for your soul and what's inside
Happy to have you here as groom or bride.

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whoufflestories

whoufflestories asked Lauren Oliver:

My friend is trying to write a book but she says she can't write from a boys perspective cause she says she doesn't understand how boys think. Do you ever have a problem with that? Is there any advice you can give?

A Goodreads user

A Goodreads user asked Lauren Oliver:

Hey miss Oliver !! This might sound a bit weird, but, why didn't you write panic in first person like your other books??

Andreea Cîmpan

Andreea Cîmpan asked Lauren Oliver:

Hello! I've been wondering, do you think that the end of a book(or a movie) is the most important? As in a happy ending, everything and everyone ends up happy?

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