Fast Five…

…reasons I love writing YA:

1. Getting e-mails from teens who read my blog and want to read my books is awesome.

2. Getting e-mails from high school teachers who read my blog and want to use my books in the classroom is possibly even more awesome.

3. I am secretly still 15 at heart. I don’t wanna grow up, and with YA I don’t have to.

4. I get to experience all those exciting firsts of the teenage years over and over again through my characters.

5. I can do things like watch One Tree Hill and just chalk it all up to research. (I told you I would explain that picture!)

Your turn: what are five reasons why you love doing what you do?

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4 Comments

  1. Thougthful
    Posted 27 January 2010 at 2:23 pm | Permalink

    I love showing people that they have good in them; good that can grow, flourish, and display that person’s own distinct form of beautiful, if they are willing to cultivate it.

  2. Posted 27 January 2010 at 2:31 pm | Permalink

    Love this, Rachel!
    1. Getting emails asking for advice.
    2. Kids getting inspired by something I wrote!
    3. Inspiring my own kids!
    4. I’m secretly a kid at heart too! Writing brings me back there!
    5. Because I just have to do it! I have to write!!!

    xoxo — Hilary

    • Posted 27 January 2010 at 3:45 pm | Permalink

      Number 5 is the best! I totally agree with that one.

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