red riding hood book by sarah blakley cartwright

N/A (in other words, Sarah can’t say right now)ġ6. I finished it over the next day or so in the backseat of our rental car, all the while imagining the deer asleep and nestled in the frozen countryside we were passing.ġ4. I read the book that night in our cozy lodge, fireside. In a small town, we stopped at a tiny, dusty antique store where I became obsessed with a first-edition Bambi. My father and I were on a road trip up the East Coast. What is the first book you remember reading by yourself as a child? But I recently moved out of college and across country (and bought that Kindle), which I expect will lessen my load.ġ3. I’m the last person on earth not to have read it! I had “The Hunger Games” whispernetted to my Kindle. What is the last book you received in the mail? Also, Anna Quindlen’s “Every Last One” is pretty perfect.ġ1. I can’t say I bought them solely for the covers, but I do love the design of Little, Brown’s “Beautiful Creatures” books. What is the last book you bought just for the cover? I’ve been making my way, belatedly, through the New Yorker’s 20 Under 40 short story collection – meaning that all writers on the list are age 40 or under. Was there a book that inspired you to write? Reading the eBook, you’ll really get a sense of how the world was created on film.Ĩ. It allows for a new, multisensory form of reading, where the reader can watch a video conversation between me, Catherine (the director), and David (the screenwriter) hear a recording of Catherine reading the introduction to the book peruse set design blueprints of, photos of the set itself, costume design sketches, and the best of the film’s storyboards. I say, embrace technology! Red Riding Hood is actually Little Brown’s first simultaneous enhanced e-book and print publication. Henry James’s “What Maisie Knew,” which I happen to know is in development now!

What book would you most like to see made into a movie? What is the best book you have read in the last year?Ħ. James Agee, for his clear-eyed, unironic depiction of American youth.ĥ. It’s like a family heirloom: If you don’t use it, you’ll never see it and get no joy from it. Dust jacket on or off when reading a hard back? Now, even when reading a paperback, I don’t have the heart.Ģ. I was taught from early on never to dog ear. 20 Questions with Sarah Blakely Cartwright

Red riding hood book by sarah blakley cartwright