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Santosh Tiwari
Santosh Tiwari asked Stuart Gibbs:

Will you ever share how the outline for your books look like? (J.K. Rowling did so)

Stuart Gibbs The outlines of my books look like a bunch of hard-to-decipher handwriting on yellow legal pads.
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Crawford Anderson
Crawford Anderson asked Stuart Gibbs:

i did my book report on spy school (1) how do you like it Spy School By Crawford Anderson “Hello, Ben,” said the man in my living room. “My name is Alexander Hale. I work for the CIA.” And just like that, my life became interesting.” I know this is a realistic fiction novel because the setting takes place in Washington DC and because the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency) is a real organization?

Kevin Perry
Kevin Perry asked Stuart Gibbs:

What's the best suggestion for your books you recieved and wanted to use but couldn't because it would work with the story?

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What is the book going to be called?

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