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C.L. Montblanc grew up loving coming-of-age teen comedies and wanted to write a story that included queer characters and solving mysteries.
F. T. Lukens' "Love at Second Sight" may be a paranormal romance on the surface, but in reality, it's about characters who are trying to find and live their truth under heavy societal strictures and pressure.
Sarwat Chadda wanted to write a story about a girl, who barely scraps by living in the barren desert, has the power to make the world bloom.
James Riley was inspired by the book bans across the country, and added dragons to make "The Dragon's Apprentice" more fun.
Hannah Kaner wanted to write about how faith can be used or abused in favor of power, so that's one of the things that inspired her to write the Fallen Gods series.
DeAndra Davis' inspiration for "All the Noise At Once" came from her experience of being autistic and raising autistic children.
Who knew the comments section on social media could be the inspiration behind a book? That's what happened to Auriane Desombre, who wrote "I Love You S'more" while thinking about the power that exists in the narratives people spin about others based on their personas on social media.
Now in its 29th year, National Poetry Month is celebrated every April. The following is a reading list of suggested titles.
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