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What were your favourite themes?

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How come Bunjil isn't involved as much as crow

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did you use Grammarly to write your book

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How is the old sadie similar to the sadie in the story ?

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Do any of the books you write come from your own childhood experience?

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Do any of the books you write come from your own childhood experience?

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how would the story change if Clarry killed Jimmy Raven ?

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Do the characters relate to you in any way?

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Why is Aunt Lily harsh towards Sadie?

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What was your favourite part of the book?

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If you had rewrite the book and could only choose three characters, who would you choose?

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What Character did you connect to the most?

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Why did you base the book in the country?

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Why did you base the book in the country?

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why did she bury the special things in a tin?

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Which chapter did you enjoy writing the most?

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Did you relate to any characters? How?

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Where did you write the book? Did this make any parts of the book different in settings?

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what does racism mean to you and how does it effect you

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Why did you choose to go back in time during the book?

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Is there nay part of the book based on ypour life?

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Is there nay part of the book based on ypour life?

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My
favourite aspect of Crow country, was the small ideas that all the characters
did for each other. For example, one of my favourite bits in the story was when
David and Ellie thought to paint Sadie’s room and eventually did in the same
day which was only for her benedict. The way Craig volunteered to coach the
Boort magpies so they can beat other teams was incredibly thoughtful as he
didn’t have the closest relationship with the Mortlocks. Finally, another
aspect of kindness displayed in this book was when Clarry asked Sadie back in
1933 for her help in hiding jimmy ravens body and keeping Mr. Mortlock away
from danger. She felt incredibly special and was honoured to have her Dad’s
trust.

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My
favourite aspect of Crow country, was the small ideas that all the characters
did for each other. For example, one of my favourite bits in the story was when
David and Ellie thought to paint Sadie’s room and eventually did in the same
day which was only for her benedict. The way Craig volunteered to coach the
Boort magpies so they can beat other teams was incredibly thoughtful as he
didn’t have the closest relationship with the Mortlocks. Finally, another
aspect of kindness displayed in this book was when Clarry asked Sadie back in
1933 for her help in hiding jimmy ravens body and keeping Mr. Mortlock away
from danger. She felt incredibly special and was honoured to have her Dad’s
trust.

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Have this book related to something that happend in your life?

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Who was your favourite character? And why? 

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Who was your favourite character? And why? 

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Why did you decide to create the book on crows?

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Why did you decide to create the book on crows?

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What feelings did you have when you were writing this book?

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What feelings did you have when you were writing this book?

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Amelie Edwards

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What part of th

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Why did you write the book

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did something trigger you to create the book?

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how you relate to the characters/s

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What was the most interesting part of the book?

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Has the book influenced you in anyway?

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why she decided to write about crows

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Why did you chose to make crows the most important symbol in the book?

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It was very descriptive and intriguing to see the use of different characters.

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What you learnt from the book?

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What I
mostly enjoyed about the novel was Lachie and Sadie’s relationship. I thought
it was very clever that it was an off and on relationship and even though
Lachie was being a jerk to Sadie in front of his friends, Sadie always forgived
him. The way you described Sadie when she was around Lachie was very
descriptive and created a clear image in my head. My favourite part of their
relationship was when Lachie walked Sadie home after the pool competition.
Sadie asked him why he was being mean to her before and he answered with an
answer which made Sadie know that he really cared about her forgiveness. I
thought that was really cute and I could tell you really thought about what it
could lead to. 

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What I
mostly enjoyed about the novel was Lachie and Sadie’s relationship. I thought
it was very clever that it was an off and on relationship and even though
Lachie was being a jerk to Sadie in front of his friends, Sadie always forgived
him. The way you described Sadie when she was around Lachie was very
descriptive and created a clear image in my head. My favourite part of their
relationship was when Lachie walked Sadie home after the pool competition.
Sadie asked him why he was being mean to her before and he answered with an
answer which made Sadie know that he really cared about her forgiveness. I
thought that was really cute and I could tell you really thought about what it
could lead to. 

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what has given you the idea of choosing a bird as a symbol of a crow

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How did you come up with the different names?

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How can Kate Constable make it more interesting?

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What's your favourite character?

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If you could be a character who would it be and why?

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What lessons did you learn from the book?

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What was your favorite scene from the book?
What was your favorite character and why?
Why did you chose crows as the main point of your book?

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why did you choose crows?

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how did you get the inspiration for this book

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how did you get the inspiration for this book

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What part of the book hooked you in

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- Why did you choose crow as a symbol and what does it mean to you?
- I would tell her how the book captivated my attention.
- How does it related to her life and how she got the ideas for the book?
- How did you get inspired to write the book?
- I would ask her if she had any thought of writing another sequel
- what was your favorite chapter to watch

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1.question about the book!
2.How did you come up with the book?
3. Why did you choose Boort as the town in your book?
4. Which one of your books is your favorite?

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how did you come up with the ideas

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1. What inspired you to write the book?
2. Why did you make the book back in time?
3. What was your favourite chapter in the book?
4. Why did you right Crow Country?
5. If you could change a chapter or part of the book what bit would it be?

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-An idea for the sequel?
-How did you think of the characters and what made you think of them?
-Why did you want the book to go back into the past?
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what part of the book you like

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what you connected with the story

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What things did you relate to in the book?

Where did you get the ideas to base it in Boort?

Which character do you feel you connect with the most?

What happens to the characters when they grow up?

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1. Why you liked it.
2. What you liked about it.
3. Your favourite theme.
4. Ask what gave her the idea of writing Crow Country.
5. What your favourite theme was and why.

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Why did you choose to write about these themes?

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how she got the idea for the book and what inspired her

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how she got the idea for the book and what inspired her

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Your feelings about the book