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Laurie Halse Anderson: “Human Beings Need Stories”

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The way Laurie Halse Anderson sees it, her main job is to tell stories that young people will read.
National Council of Teachers of English
Title: Laurie Halse Anderson: “Human Beings Need Stories”
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The way Laurie Halse Anderson sees it, her main job is to tell stories that young people will read.

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