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“Hi! I don’t know what to say today, so I’ll just ask. How’s writing going? Do you have any ideas for new books? (Like mermaid Christmas or Hanukkah or Diwali or Kwanzaa!)”
“Hi! I’m reading Mermaid Tales and I am on book 10.”
“By the way, I know the actual drawings come in later, but what I mean is I’ll send an email of the sketches, not the actual ones. Just wanted to say this. Also, HAPPY HOLIDAYS!”
“Hi! Merry Christmas! I made a gingerbread house!”
“Ok! Should I send you my actual drawing, a copy of it, or a photo? Also, my drawing style is kinda realistic, and cartoony, so it possibly won’t be totally different from Tattevik’s. I’ll just send you an email of sketches of already existing characters, and maybe you can send suggestions for my drawing, or descriptions of new characters. Also, the Lulu books are funny.”
“Do you have an email we can send you my family singing our verse we made up for Rocky? “
“That kid’s idea was good. Rocky should have a verse! What about it expresses his personality?”
Ok! Cartoony is fun. I got my first american doll today!
“Why does Rocky not have a verse in the Mermaid Tales song? We love singing it in my family and I wish there was one with Rocky. I love you. Are you have a good day today?”
“Ok! Should I send you my actual drawing, a copy of it, or a photo? Also, my drawing style is kinda realistic, and cartoony, so it possibly won’t be totally different from Tattevik’s. I’ll just send you an email of sketches of already existing characters, and maybe you can send suggestions for my drawing, or descriptions of new characters. Also, the Lulu books are funny.”