Today, I'm honoured to share with you a guest post from Elisabeth Wheatley, the 16-year-old author of The Key of Amatahns and it's sequel The Secrets of the Vanmars! Elisabeth was kind enough to take time out of her busy schedule to talk about what it's like being a teenage author!
I’ve always had an active imagination. When I was little, my mother used to take me and my brother to our local library for “story time.” The library was then in an old brick building and there were cracks near the ceiling that had been badly patched and looked kind of like holes. One time, my mother told me that that was from where fairies came in and out of the library. I believed her for years.
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I’ve always had an active imagination. When I was little, my mother used to take me and my brother to our local library for “story time.” The library was then in an old brick building and there were cracks near the ceiling that had been badly patched and looked kind of like holes. One time, my mother told me that that was from where fairies came in and out of the library. I believed her for years.
