The story was adapted for Special English by Karen Leggett from the book written and copyrighted by Katherine Paterson.

VOA: special.2009.02.14

She wrote a book, published in nineteen ninety-nine, called "Leave None to Tell the Story: Genocide in Rwanda."

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Jim White told his story in the nineteen thirty-two book "The Discovery and History of Carlsbad Caverns."

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The title of the book may seem a bit unusual for a children's story.

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The first book introduced us to the love story between Bella and Edward.

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In his story in the book "The Discovery and History of Carlsbad Caverns,"

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But his book defined one tradition of the vampire story.

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She has read the book four times. "I think if anything, this story talks about humanity and the universality of humans and how there's goodness in people and you just have to get to know one another."

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"I think the one story that inspired this book was meeting a wonderful man called Don Mertin in New Zealand and he explaining to me how he had saved a species of bird called a Black Robin when there were just seven individuals left in the world of which only two were female and only one of whom was fertile."

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