It was a pleasure to talk to Years 6, 5 and 4 about reading and books. I was inspired to see so many great young readers in the school, and delighted to discover that many of them had already read Varjak Paw. I told them all about how my books were really written, and how many drafts Varjak Paw took to get right!
There were many questions! We didn't quite have enough time to answer them all, so if there's anyone at Perrymount who would like to ask another question, or to say anything about the visit or my books, just leave me a comment below!
And it was a pleasure to sign books for everyone who wanted them at the end of the day. So thanks again to everyone at Perrymount for a fantastic visit – and keep the Way alive!
6 comments:
Hey SF Said thank you for visit.Me and all my friends enjoyed your visit and also your books. At home I'm reading Pheonix and I've really enjoy it and I am happy that you got to take time out of your life. what did you like about our school? from Siwan.
What was your first book who inspired you by writing a book.
Hello SF Said, my name is Shazia. Thank you for visiting our school(Pooles Park Primary school!)it was fun because now you've inspired me to right your books. So far my favourite book is varjack paw. Please can you write another book about it?
Dear Siwan,
Thank you so much for your fantastic comment! I'm really glad you enjoyed my visit, and are enjoying Phoenix too.
I enjoyed visiting your school very much, because I felt a lot of people there loved reading and books as much as I do! So thank you again for a great day.
With best wishes,
SF Said
Dear Mohamed,
Thank you for your comment. My first book was Varjak Paw, and I think I've been inspired by all the books I've ever read! But the biggest inspiration is probably Watership Down - I wrote a bit about it here, if you want to know more:
http://www.sfsaid.com/2012/11/one-thing-ill-be-doing-in-this-blog-is.html
With best wishes,
SF Said
Dear Shazia,
Thank you so much for your comment! I have written another book about Varjak Paw - it's called The Outlaw Varjak Paw. You can read more about it here:
http://www.sfsaid.com/p/outlaw-varjak-paw.html
Keep the Way alive!
SF
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