Kids Talk to Debbie

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  1. Suzy

    “I have a lot of questions, please answer them: Are any of the BSK books about bullies (besides Eddie)? Do you ever do meet and greets? Have you ever watched the TV Show Hannah Montana? Do you like Miley Cyrus (my favorite song of hers is the climb)! How old are your kids? How did you name the BSK characters? What makes you laugh? Do you consider yourself famous? Are you excited for Christmas? Is Santa coming to your house? What’s your favorite food? Where did you get the idea for BSK? What is the scariest thing that ever happened to you? What’s your favorite thing about being an author?”

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  2. Suzy

    “What inspired you to become an author? Is it your only job? ”

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  3. Suzy

    “I am your number one fan! I have been writing to you for years! I love your books and also you are not ugly!”

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  4. Ronna

    “My brother showed me Titanic. I was sad and cried for the whole night”

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  5. Jen

    “I didn’t feel like writing am essay so I took Jalody’s essay and made it my own. She got kicked out of the class when she turned in the same assignment”

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  6. Francine

    “I’m writing a series called the Hailey School Kids! Here i the first book: Vampires Don’t Wear Stripes: When the students of the third grade at Hailey Elementary drive off their teacher, a new one arrives as replacement. The children are confident that their irritating tactics will work just as well on Mrs. Keepers, the teacher from Transylvania. How wrong they are. With her mysterious green brooch, flashing green eyes, and secret history, the teacher is more than a match for the rebellious children. Soon, they are following orders and staying quiet. They do their homework, they clean the room, and obey instructions. When rumors that she is a vampire circulate, the children are only more determined to keep Mrs. Keepers happy. Teddie, the worst of the worst, is disgusted. He isn’t afraid of the new teacher. He and Jelody decided to sneak into her house late one night, Twddie to prove that she is a normal teacher, and Jelody to keep an eye on him. They don’t find the proof Teddie wants; in fact, all they find is a box shaped like a coffin that is locked from the inside. They scoot out of there, but Teddie isn’t ready to give up that easily. He tries one last time to prove who is the boss of their classroom using his most outrageous stunts. When Mrs. Keepers finally says enough and escorts Teddie outside, what will become of the red-headed trouble maker?”

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  7. Francine

    “When the students of the third grade at Hailey Elementary drive off their teacher, a new one arrives as replacement. The children are confident that their irritating tactics will work just as well on Mrs. Keepers, the teacher from Transylvania. How wrong they are. With her mysterious green brooch, flashing green eyes, and secret history, the teacher is more than a match for the rebellious children. Soon, they are following orders and staying quiet. They do their homework, they clean the room, and obey instructions. When rumors that she is a vampire circulate, the children are only more determined to keep Mrs. Keepers happy. Teddie, the worst of the worst, is disgusted. He isn’t afraid of the new teacher. He and Jelody decided to sneak into her house late one night, Twddie to prove that she is a normal teacher, and Jelody to keep an eye on him. They don’t find the proof Teddie wants; in fact, all they find is a box shaped like a coffin that is locked from the inside. They scoot out of there, but Teddie isn’t ready to give up that easily. He tries one last time to prove who is the boss of their classroom using his most outrageous stunts. When Mrs. Keepers finally says enough and escorts Teddie outside, what will become of the red-headed trouble maker?”

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  8. Brashy

    “Have you ever wanted to remove the talk page? Please don’t I love it! :DDDDDDDDDDDDD”

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  9. Ashley

    “Your books are so funny that I fell off my chair laughing! Also, are Melody and Eddie dating”

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  10. Brayden

    “Yes Debbie, I do have a favorite Bailey School Kids book. It is “The Abominable Snowman Does Not Roast Marshmallows . My favorite character is Eddie.”

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