As you can probably see, Ann's books serve as terrific resources.
Kids: Are you looking for someone interesting to feature in a book report?
Teachers: Do you want to read a book that will offer your students a peak into the lives of famous people? Check out one of Ann Malaspina's biographies today!
Let's see how Ann answers the interview questions. Take it away, Ann!
1. The book fairy transports you inside one of your
books. Which book are you in, and what part do you play in the story?
I'm Susan
B. Anthony, marching down her street in Rochester, NY, on her way to vote in
1872, from my new book HEART ON FIRE: SUSAN B. ANTHONY VOTES FOR PRESIDENT. Fortunately when I vote this November, I won't be arrested like
she was in a time when voting by women was actually against the law!
2. In approximately ten words, describe a favorite setting
from a book you have written.
Yasmin riding her water buffalo across the river
in Yasmin's Hammer.
3. What does your office look like?
My office in the attic looks like a
hurricane hit. Books, papers, notebooks, and coffee mugs are scattered
everywhere. Luckily I can see birds flying over my skylight, which remind me to
finish writing so I can go outside.
4. If you were a superhero, who would you be, and
why?
Since I started off as a newspaper reporter like Lois Lane, I'd like to be
her when she (temporarily) turned into Superwoman. Of course, we need lots more
female superheroes.
5. You've got the munchies at midnight. Which salty
or sweet snack makes you get out of bed and head for the kitchen?
Ben &
Jerry's coffee heath bar crunch, which is why I don't keep it in our
house.
Thanks for stopping by, Ann. Let's go out for ice cream!
Thanks for stopping by, Ann. Let's go out for ice cream!
Fun interview! And it's nice to meet another Ann with no "e" and a messy office. :)
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