Melissa
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Celeste Ng:
Dear Ms. Ng, I don't really have a question for you. I just wanted you to know that I just finished your book and I loved it. It has been a long time since a piece has affected me in this way. Thank you for writing it. (I'm including a question mark so that it will take this. Thanks!?)
Celeste Ng
Thank you so much--and so sorry for the belated response; I didn't see this until now! I'm so glad you enjoyed--thank you for writing to tell me.
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Jann
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Celeste Ng:
Hi Celeste! I just finished your book and loved it!! Beautiful writing. Very poignant. I was struck by your use of verb tense in the book. Very masterfully handled - could have been a train wreck in a less talented writer's hands. It was also very effective. What made you choose the different verb tenses in the book as a writing device?
Robert Blumenthal
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Celeste Ng:
Hi. I just finished Little Fires Everywhere and absolutely loved every word of it. Congratulations on creating such a compelling and timely story. I noticed as I was reading it that the Richardsons and McColloughs were referred to as Mr. and Mrs. rather than by their first names, while Mia, Bebe and the children were all referred to by their first names. I assumed that this was to show the class distinctions?
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