I was excited yesterday because JENNA is really starting to take off on its own, in a direction I hadn't quite expected. Still within the same general plot, but new branches are shooting off all over, and I love that. I had a brief moment of wanting to run through the halls shouting "THE BOOK'S ALIVE" like Frankenstein.
Thankfully, I stayed behind my shut office door and ate peanut butter cups in joy instead.
I can't wait to get cracking on it today, to see what is revealed. One of the characters is telling a story I don't know yet. {s}
In other news, my writer friends have books popping out all over. My great friend kc dyer's new YA book, Ms. Zephy'rs Notebook, debuted yesterday. I haven't had the chance to read it yet, but you know I will as soon as possible. Sarah Beth Durst's first book, Into the Wild, comes out in two weeks--and that's already on my must-buy list. And Diana Peterfreund's second Secret Society Girl book, Under the Rose, comes out the end of this month. An embarrassment of riches, eh?
And in other other news, my girl is hosting her best friend for their first-ever sleepover tomorrow night. I'm a teensy bit Mom-nervous, but mostly I'm just looking forward to it. I love Child's best friend, and she's always fun to have over. What's all night? :)
And the fish are still alive. Yay.
2 comments:
Yay, Susan!
Don't you love it when your characters start coming up with new scenerios and plot points. It's great.
Congrats on your daughters next right of passage. Sleepovers are so fun, but keep an eye out for signs of homesickness. Those have a way of popping up at the worst times.
Thanks, Carol! The sleepover went great, with only a teensy bit of homesickness. Lots of Not Sleeping, though. {g}
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