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: Crossing the line from Middle-Grade to Young-Adult I would like to followup on this excellent question which outlined differences among works for children, middle-grade, and young-adult. What are

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: When does inspiration across artforms become plagiarism eSpoilers for Green Book in the E.g. section I listen to a lot of music, and when I come up with stories, I often use songs as a source

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: Crossing the line from Middle-Grade to Young-Adult I would like to followup on this excellent question which outlined differences among works for children, middle-grade, and young-adult. What are

: Critique vs nitpicking During an in-class activity for my AP Lang class, each student did a cold read of a piece they chose, then all the students provided critique out loud and written on

: You need to get inside her head. Everyone makes sense to themselves. She has reasons for doing things and, you might disagree, but they're valid to her. She has goals and dreams and

: When does inspiration across artforms become plagiarism eSpoilers for Green Book in the E.g. section I listen to a lot of music, and when I come up with stories, I often use songs as a source

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