Jessi Noelle
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Meredith Russo:
What's the question you are dying for people to ask about this book? And what's the answer?
Meredith Russo
I think most people assume that because we're both trans I share a lot in common with Amanda, when really I don't. I want people to ask which character I put the most of myself in, because the answer is Bee. Bee is, in a lot of ways, who I was in high school -- a bitter, inappropriately intense, pointlessly iconoclastic little queer kid with a big heart that's been hurt a lot who doesn't have any idea what to do with her pain so she just lashes out.
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A Goodreads user
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Meredith Russo:
I saw that you are working on two other projects (books I'm hoping), is there any information you can disclose about them? ***I really like your writing and would like to read more. Also, is it a possibility that your author visits would extend? I live no where near Chattanooga.
Jessi Noelle
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Meredith Russo:
You've been wonderfully open about the fact that this book was written for those who may be questioning things regarding their gender, and your hope that it helps them. What if this book was read by a person who was beginning to have feelings for someone who is transgender? What would you want them to know?
A Goodreads user
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Meredith Russo:
Have your personal experiences influence the plot/writing of If I Were Your Girl?
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