How Andrew Clements Came Up With Frindle

by Colby Sharp | Blogs
Feb 13, 2018 | Filed in Blogs
Colby: I had a really nice time at NCTE last fall talking to Andrew Clements about his latest book The Losers Club. We talked about a lot of things, and I left the conversation thinking how nice it would be to sit down with Andrew for coffee each week. He has so many stories, and […]

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Colby: I had a really nice time at NCTE last fall talking to Andrew Clements about his latest book The Losers Club. We talked about a lot of things, and I left the conversation thinking how nice it would be to sit down with Andrew for coffee each week. He has so many stories, and I want to hear them all.

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I interviewed Andrew for my One Question With Mr. Sharp series after we got done talking for The Yarn.

 

 

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