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I really love your books! Thanks for being
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| Hudson |
I love your Clementine books. I will be surprised if you write an eighth book. Can you tell me what month and day is National Pecan Day? I asked my mom if we could celebrate this year. |
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| Ijanaya Smith |
Dear Ms. Pennypacker,
Congratulations! Your book Leeva at Last is nominated to be read for the annual Iris Award! The Iris Award is an annual event in which International Schools students across Europe vote for their favourite book in several categories. The Iris Award is paired with the Book Bowl, which is a reading event where the students compete against each other by reading twelve pre-selected books, answering questions and completing activities about these books. Librarians around Europe carefully select books they think would be exciting and memorable to read, and your book made the list! We are reaching out to let you know about this wonderful opportunity and to gauge your interest in participating in an author visit.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Kind regards,
Ijanaya Smith
Teacher-librarian at Antwerp International School |
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| Kamden |
My favorite books in the world are the Pax series. They really have helped me learn so much, and reading them made me feel so many emotions and even made me tear up and I had to get a tissue. I love the characters and I am even wanting a pet fox now. Thank you for inspiring me.
p.s. Please come out with another book to the series. |
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| Sandy |
My husband and I loved the book Pax, but were wondering what war is this referring to, and in what country? |
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| Lucy and Jordan (Lucy’s dad) |
Hi Sara,
We really love reading the Clementine books. We have read them many times over and it is something to share together as father and daughter while learning about emotions and relationships. We hope one day you could even write another one, or at least reveal the name of Cabbage, I mean Spinach, I mean Brocolili. Thanks for all memories.
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| Shelley |
Hi Sara, I am a second grade teacher and my students have written you a letter. I was hoping that I could get a mailing address to send it to. They have an important question to ask about your Clementine books. Please let me know where they can send their letter.
Thank you,
Shelley Michaud |
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| Ellie |
Dear Sara Pennypacker,
My name is Ellie Kathleen Exner. I am eleven years old, and I live in Columbus Ohio. You are my favorite author.
I’ve never really had a favorite author before, but one day I read your book, “Leeva at Last,” and loved it. Soon after I read “Here in the Real World” and “Pax” and then one day, I sat back and said,
“Wow. She’s a really good author.”
I’m an author too. I love to write books. I’ve loved to since I was five. And now, I’ve written one called “Behind the Garage” based on true stories that’s forty chapters long. After I edit it a lot, I’m going to send it to a publisher. And I’ve written you to ask for advice on publishing a book.
Thank you for reading this letter. Keep writing great books. I love to read them.
Your fan,
Ellie Kathleen Exner
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| Eliana |
Dear Sara,
I first read Pax six-ish years ago, and have probably read it at least a dozen times since. I am an avid reader, going through books like it's nothing, but Pax was such a beautiful book that it remains my favorite to this day(imagine my joy when I realized there was a second book). I don't know if you understand the impact it has made on me-- or everyone else, but regardless, it has. YOU piqued my interest in books and in writing. Your work is... i dont know. i can't put it into words. I doubt youll read this, but if you do, i dont think youll be able to grasp the impact youve made on me. The other day I reread it again and I decided there had to be some way to show my appreciation to this book, to you. And I teared up a little reading the last page for the hundredth time. I've used your book as an answer in prompts for essays, or as inspiration for art (i have a little clay pax sculpture from my first time working with clay) Sara, ily. KNOW HOW MUCH YOUR WORK IS WORTH. |
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| Nishka |
Dear Ms. Sara Pennypacker,
I am a fifth grader who recently read your book, Pax and wanted to tell you some of the parts I enjoyed the most. The first thing that I really enjoyed reading was that the story switches between the two characters, Pax and Peter. I enjoyed reading this because I was able to view the story from both sides and it would leave some suspense. For example, when Pax realized that Peter's dad was at the military camp, I was curious to read Pax’s reaction, however, the story shifted to Peter's perspective, leaving me wondering ….. Another thing I enjoyed reading was when Peter took Vola to the library. I liked this part because I liked seeing Vola help the little girl with the mariners. All in all I really enjoyed reading this book and hope that others like it too.
Sincerely,
Nishka
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