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- Ask the Author: Why did you choose to write YA? — clwalters
Love them or hate them, I would argue the Twilight Saga is critical in understanding the framework of the Young Adult category as it is today just as the Harry Potter series is to understanding the Middle Grade category and its growth into YA But this isn’t a post about arguing for or against a specific series, but about why I chose to write YA
- slang - Etymology of using ya instead of you - English . . .
OED, rather than listing 'ya' as a form of 'you' and 'your', gives 'ya' (pronoun and adjective) separate entries with a distinct origin and etymology In both cases, the origin is a "variant or alteration of another lexical item" ('you' and 'your') and the etymology is that they represent "a regional or colloquial (chiefly unstressed) pronunciation" of 'you' and 'your', respectively
- From Nowhere to the White House and a Romance with the First . . .
Your books have been shelved both with YA and with adult books Why did you choose YA nonfiction on this person? Sarah Miller In part because there are existing adult biographies of Lorena Hickok I also think she’s one of those people that, if you’re a queer teen, you deserve to know about She’s got a lot going for her
- Why First-Person is Popular in YA: A Theory – The Fictorians
In her blog, YA writer and children’s book illustrator Ingrid Sunberg shares five reasons why authors choose to write in the first-person Ingrid observes that first-person gives the reader a quick connection with the protagonist, makes the story believable, helps develop the protagonist, is somewhat easy to write, and creates an agreement
- As an educator, why is YA important? How. . . — Maggie . . .
Depending on the YA you're hoping to thrill these readers with, you might have better luck engaging with them from that angle: hey guys, Maggie Stiefvater is in the business of engaging your emotions in the Raven Cycle, tell me how you can tell who the protagonist is and how big the stakes will be
- Why do YOU write YA? | Absolute Write Water Cooler
I was browsing the TVTropes page for the movie Young Adult, and came across this quote by the script author Diablo Cody : Diablo Cody: This common question I would get at Q As or press junkets or what-have-you was: "Why are you so fixated on [movies about] adolescents?" I began wondering, "am I
- Ya: Definition, Meaning, and Examples - usdictionary. com
10 Common Questions About "Ya" Answering common questions about "ya" provides deeper insights into its usage 1 What does "ya" mean? "Ya" is an informal term for "you" or "already," commonly used in casual speech 2 How is "ya" different from "you"? "Ya" is a more informal or regional variation of "you " 3 Is "ya" appropriate in formal writing?
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