Kim

Kim asked Kasie West:

First off I love your books and I just finished P.S. I Like You couldn't put it down! I was curious why you choose to write Young Adult books vs any other kind of book genre. Also, I was curious out of all of your characters which one was the easiest to write?

Kasie West Thank you! I'm so happy you enjoyed it. Why YA? First off, I love to read YA. I love the stories being told in this genre right now. So that's one of the reasons I write it, because it's one of my favorites to read. I also like the themes of YA. I like big emotion and first kisses and coming-of-age and the idea that anything is possible. It's fun to be with a character when they are finding out who they are and what they want from life.

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Paige Politowicz

Paige Politowicz asked Kasie West:

Is there a second book to The distance between us......I loved it. I'm not usually in romance but this was the first book I read and I LOVED it so much. What other books would you recommend? -paige

A Goodreads user

A Goodreads user asked Kasie West:

(I'm not a stalker, I swear!) I have one more question, and then I'm done bugging you for the foreseeable future. Which one of your characters do you feel is the most similar to you? :)

Nia Sharma

Nia Sharma asked Kasie West:

Hi! I officially think I've read ALL your amazing books! But I have a couple questions. In PS. I like you, will there be a sequel about Isabel and Gabriel? Also for Pivot Point are you gonna write a book about Conor and Laila? I know they were kind of focused on in Split Second but it would be amazing to have a book solely about them? You inspire me to write every day and I love all of your books! Tons of Love, Nia :)

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