Lolina ⋆
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Emma Scott:
Hi Emma, I just finished reading A Five-Minute Life and I honestly don't know what to say. No amount of praise I could give you would compensate for the feeling of appreciation I have for you- your book honestly was amazing. I just spent who knows how long sobbing my eyes out- from the bottom of my heart- thank you. Your books mean so much to me. I just wanted to know what gives you inspiration?/ just say thank you.<3
Emma Scott
Wow, thank you so much, Lolina! I'm so honored and gratified to hear this. As for what inspires me, I'm not entirely sure actually. I'll have an idea for a character and they start speaking to me and the next thing I know, I have an idea of the story that needs to be told. Sometimes a situation or plot idea comes along with it, but almost always it begins with the characters. Thank you for the lovely comment and question <3
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Emma Scott:
Hello, Emma! I love your books! I think you come up with truly creative and deep stories that I enjoy getting lost in. I especially love meeting/getting to know all of the interesting people that live in your stories. How to Save a Life and Sugar & Gold are two of my absolute favorite books by you. I was wondering if you’re planning on writing anymore books for the Dreamcatcher series?
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Emma Scott:
Miss Scott, The first book I read by you was Sugar & Gold and I was hooked. I loved you from there and I loved your book. You write such simple stories with magnificent and magical moments. You affected my life in a very positive way and you healed some part of me. If anyone asks me what is my fav book of yours, I would probably say every book I've read. So, thank you for writing the books. I love you?
Tabitha Joyee
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Emma Scott:
Emma,I love your writing.I don't know how many times I have read The Butterfly Project just to feel something more than any other thing.I really want to know how Zelda and Beckett are doing,what they are doing.Do you have any plan to write an extended epilogue for them like you have written for Violet and Miller?
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