Editor’s note: Pharos-Tribune lifestyle writer Melissa Soria poses a question to a group of youngsters each week to get their take on a topic. We hope you enjoy their responses as much as we do. We polled children at Columbia Elementary School in Logansport after they attended an assembly with children’s author, Michelle Medlock Adams:
What did you learn about writing from Adams?
That you can write any kind of book.
- Abbie Christensen, fifth-grade
You can get a long ways in life with writing.
- Jake Hinkle, fourth-grade
I learned that it’s not always about the money. It’s about focusing on writing. I also decided to write a book called “Michelle Adams for sale.” It’s about me wanting her job.
- Joceline Valdovinos, fifth-grade
You always have to pay attention and be a good interviewer.
- Michael Avarez, fifth-grade
She showed me all of the things you can do with writing.
- Christian Hall, fifth-grade
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