Kia Ora and Malo e lelei. Welcome to Room 7's Class Blog. We are a class of Year 5 and 6 students. This is a place where we share our Learning Journey. Our school-wide theme this year is - Not all Superheroes Wear Capes!
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The 3 questions I would ask the author,Desna Wallace is that how long have she made / write the story, when did she start writing the book and how old was Desna Wallace when she started to write the story. ~Balqees
Kia Ora, The three questions that I would like to ask the author is: What made you write this book? When you were a little kid did you want to be a author when you grew up? And how long did it take you to write this whole book? Palak������
I would ask her: If you had the chance to make 2 more books about the Canterbury Earthquake would you take it? Did you encounter this terrible Earthquake? and how long did it take you to make the Canterbury Quake book?. -Manogi
If I got to see Desna Wallace, the three most important questions that I would ask her would be: ⊙What inspired you do write this book? ⊙How long did it take you to brain storm the ideas, interview people, order the story and write it? ⊙Why did you write about and earthquake?
I would ask her how long it took her to make it and my other question is where you in the earthquake when it happened and the last question is did you have fun making it.
Kia Ora I would ask her is there going to be another book like this?. Also how long did you make this book and why did you make this book. ¬Isaiahπ¬
Kia ora Room 23 and bloggers the three questions I would ask would be: 1. What inspired you to write Canterbury quake 2. Where did you get the names of the characters 3. How long did it take you to write the book
Kia Ora, The three questions that I would like to ask the author is: 1.What page was your favorite of the Canterbury earthquake 2.Did you just made up names for the book? 3.How long did it take for you to write the book
If I were with her, the three questions I would want to ask her would be, how old were you when you made this book ?, why did you make this book ? is the book about a real story ?.
Kia ora Room 23. The three questions that I would ask her is what gave you the idea to write the Canterbury Earthquake book, when did you write the Canterbury Earthquake and how long did it take to write the Canterbury Earthquake. Blog ya later!!!
Talofa lava Room 23 if I was to ask Desna Wallace 3 questions I would ask her 1. what made you make the book 2.did you get inspired to make the book 3.how long did it take to make the book blog you later Elye
I would ask are you going to make a part 2? is the book based on real people? how much fun did you have making this book?
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ReplyDeleteThe 3 questions I would ask the author,Desna Wallace is that how long have she made / write the story, when did she start writing the book and how old was Desna Wallace when she started to write the story.
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Kia Ora, The three questions that I would like to ask the author is: What made you write this book? When you were a little kid did you want to be a author when you grew up? And how long did it take you to write this whole book?
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I would ask her: If you had the chance to make 2 more books about the Canterbury Earthquake would you take it? Did you encounter this terrible Earthquake? and how long did it take you to make the Canterbury Quake book?.
ReplyDelete-Manogi
If I got to see Desna Wallace, the three most important questions that I would ask her would be:
ReplyDelete⊙What inspired you do write this book?
⊙How long did it take you to brain storm the ideas, interview people, order the story and write it?
⊙Why did you write about and earthquake?
I would ask her how long it took her to make it and my other question is where you in the earthquake when it happened and the last question is did you have fun making it.
ReplyDeleteKia Ora I would ask her is there going to be another book like this?. Also how long did you make this book and why did you make this book.
ReplyDelete¬Isaiahπ¬
Kia ora Room 23 and bloggers the three questions I would ask would be:
ReplyDelete1. What inspired you to write Canterbury quake
2. Where did you get the names of the characters
3. How long did it take you to write the book
What three questions would you ask blog ya later!
If I got to ask her 3 questions I would ask her:
ReplyDelete1. Were you in Christchurch when the earthquake happened?
2. How many people did you interview for the book?
3. Why did you write the book based on the Canterbury earthquake?
Now those are my 3 question,
Blog you later,
DayelleπΊπ
Kia Ora, The three questions that I would like to ask the author is:
ReplyDelete1.What page was your favorite of the Canterbury earthquake
2.Did you just made up names for the book?
3.How long did it take for you to write the book
If I were with her, the three questions I would want to ask her would be, how old were you when you made this book ?, why did you make this book ? is the book about a real story ?.
ReplyDeleteKia ora Ms Tuipulotu, 3 questions I would aske her is
ReplyDelete1 Did anyone she know got affected by the earthquake?
2 I would ask her is why did she make a book about it?
3 How long did it take to do the steps of writing this book. Bye blog you later!
Kia ora Room 23. The three questions that I would ask her is what gave you the idea to write the Canterbury Earthquake book, when did you write the Canterbury Earthquake and how long did it take to write the Canterbury Earthquake. Blog ya later!!!
ReplyDeleteI would ask her where you there in the catastrophe
ReplyDeleteWhat I think of the questions I will say is (is the people alive or die,is maddy car die or not die and maddy mum shop broken.
ReplyDeleteTalofa Lava. the three questions I would ask her would be.
ReplyDelete1. how long did it take you to write the book?.
2. what was your favorite part of the story?.
3. is it based on something that happend?.
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ReplyDeleteMalo e lelei, Ms Tuipulotu. These are the 3 questions I would ask Desna Wallace.
ReplyDelete1. What was your favorite part in the story?
2. Did you ever feel like you needing some privacy?
3. What did the after shocks feel like?
Talofa lava Room 23 if I was to ask Desna Wallace 3 questions I would ask her
ReplyDelete1. what made you make the book
2.did you get inspired to make the book
3.how long did it take to make the book
blog you later
Elye