Jacqueline Wilson's rules for writing realistic characters | The Art Of
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Published 2023-09-21
Daisy's worst ever enemy Chloe is desperate to win back her friends so she announces she's going to have THE BEST SLEEPOVER IN THE WORLD. Chloe's party is going to have a swim in a luxury pool, a special makeover for every guest, and a real live meeting with a social media superstar.
All Chloe's old friends are invited, even Daisy's best friend Emily. But Daisy is left out.
Daisy's sister Lily is non-verbal but she's learned Makaton at her new special school. She signs to Daisy that she wants a sleepover. Will family and friends somehow make Lily's party THE BEST SLEEPOVER IN THE WORLD?
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All Comments (20)
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Jacqueline Wilson is an author that I've come to appreciate more and more as I grow older. She writes kids in such a believeable way and she handles serious topics such as child abuse and death in a way that's understandable for children while not talking down on them. Her books were so special to me as a child and I hope kids will continue to find solace in her books as I did ❤
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Oh my god, she is my favorite writer. I read many of her books in 2008-2013, even though the book is translated to Indonesian. She literally shaped my childhood. And Nick Sharrat's illustration is very nostalgic.
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I can still vividly remember the character's from The bed and breakfast star. I always loved the relatable family dynamics in Jacqueline's book.
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It’s such a privilege to listen to the legend Jacqueline speak about her craft, inspiration and routine. This interview has really motivated me! 😊
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Her dress is incredible
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Jacqueline was my childhood hero!! Such an insightful interview
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Much appreciated dear Jacqueline Wilson.
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Jacqueline Wilson is an absolute legend! Her work was so influential to me in my childhood <3
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Nostalgia evokes some funny feelings for me. As someone who had a relatively privileged childhood up till a point then was very suddenly thrown into the care system I found comfort in Wilsons books particularly the Tracy Beaker ones ... those stories transgressed the stages of my childhood and any time I opened a book I remembered reading tucked up with my mum, I was back home again. With both the bad and the good. I guess thats life!
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a living legend right there. was never big into her stuff as a kid but my appreciation increased as i matured.
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i discovered her books in a local library as a kid and enjoyed every moment of reading her stories
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What a lovely and informative video. Such a treat to learn from my favourite childhood author. Thank you, Jacqueline and Penguin!
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I love too hear her speak of her books, she write these modern novels and they are wonderful. She's wunn of my only heroines left.
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My favouriteee❤
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Why wasn't it published properly.
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I love this
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I still read them
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I wish all publishers would publish these books, or in fact all books properly. I don't see how it is right too leave a gargantuan gap between the lines. I am not stating an opinion. I hate seeing books of wonderful authors being published in this awful manner. I do sometimes get on my typewriter and write them out, trying too print these books properly like that, it is more of a pastime than a profession. There only be a very small gap between the lines. It seems too me that they are just doing this too a book just too jut out the book, in other words making the book larger in a rather parochial way.
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Bah