Students and celebrity authors alike shared their answers at today’s “Great Book Giveaway” .
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“There’re no novels that I like to read so I write my own novels. And then I read them again, and it’s the best thing.”
In an interview with the New York Times' T Magazine, between bouts of metaphysical banter with her brother Jaden, Willow Smith told the interviewer that she writes and reads only her own novels.
Here are some of the books Willow, 14, may have written, with imagined titles and quotes based on actual things she said during the interview.
Seriously, read the interview first.
“And it was then, in her darkest hour, that Prana Jones came to understand the truth: that this world is nothing but a fragment of a holographic reality constructed by a higher consciousness.”
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“Because living,” she said, gazing up at the stars falling through the night sky. “Because living.”
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“Our voices sounded like chocolate together. As good as chocolate tastes, it sounded that good.”
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One “Are You There God? It’s Me, Margarita” coming right up.
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“It’ll go faster if Brian and I help,” offers Steven. *Slams head against desk*
Mattel
The “Great Book Giveaway” will take place in New York City’s Washington Square Park on November 19. A series of very fortunate events indeed.
Daniel Handler/Lemony Snicket
Guardian/Martin Godwin
Neil Gaiman
Kimberly Butler
Do judge a book by its cover.
Voldemort is hiding out in an art museum, apparently.
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If you were teacher for a day…
Universal Studios
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The book, to be released by Harper Collins Children’s Books, aims to “encourage young readers to reach for their dreams.”
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An inspiring story of a courageous young girl who learned to play ball with the boys, only to outshine them on the national stage in the most watched Little League World Series of game of all time. Mo'ne Davis's story is one that will encourage readers to reach for their dreams no matter the odds, young girls to play ball with anyone, and add a new chapter to the rich history of women in baseball.
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