Athena
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Stuart Gibbs:
I LOVE your books so much! And I am so interested in Evil Spy School. For my birthday I told my parent that Evil Spy School is one of the things I really want. I have never read a book about the main character going from good to bad and it seems so awesome! What inspired you to write Spy School?
Stuart Gibbs
Athena -
The book isn't really about Ben going from good to bad. Ben is only pretending to go from good to bad so that he can investigate what the bad guys are up to. I was inspired to write Spy School because I came up with the idea when I was a kid and always thought it would be a fun story.
The book isn't really about Ben going from good to bad. Ben is only pretending to go from good to bad so that he can investigate what the bad guys are up to. I was inspired to write Spy School because I came up with the idea when I was a kid and always thought it would be a fun story.
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Santosh Tiwari
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Stuart Gibbs:
Hey, I just wanted to know abut your outlining process Mr. Gibbs. Do you outline your books from the beginning to the end or do you first create the problem, then figure out its solution and then work backwards and write the plot around the problem and its solution? BTW I love you Spy School and Fun Jungle series.
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